Aram has a GTX570 - will that work with BF1. He seems to be getting messages saying wrong driver but does it HAVE to be a more powerful card?
Bf1 Graphics Cards
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He should be able to play on LOW settings in 1280x768 screen resolution
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he can check it out here: Battlefield 1 System Requirements | Can I Run Battlefield 1 PC requirements
even tho 2gb is required, as I said with that graphics card he should be able to play but the experience won't be as good as with better card ofc
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he can check it out here: Battlefield 1 System Requirements | Can I Run Battlefield 1 PC requirements
even tho 2gb is required, as I said with that graphics card he should be able to play but the experience won't be as good as with better card ofc
Thanks. Depends if BF1 enforces the minimum specs by checking the PC.He should be able to play on LOW settings in 1280x768 screen resolution
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he can check it out here: Battlefield 1 System Requirements | Can I Run Battlefield 1 PC requirements
even tho 2gb is required, as I said with that graphics card he should be able to play but the experience won't be as good as with better card ofc
''...so why the requirement DICE''
the answer is easy, if they require it,there's isn't many people who actually know for the bypass, automatically if they require more stuff, people will have to buy a newer graphics card, as you all can see on battlelog HARDWARE PARTNER is AMD, but at some games (e.g. Farming Simulator) nVidia is some kind of sponsor, I see it so:'' Listen guys we will support you also we can provide you with whole new PC setups for your office, you put an ad for us into the game & put higher system requirements so people will have to buy our newer products''
the answer is easy, if they require it,there's isn't many people who actually know for the bypass, automatically if they require more stuff, people will have to buy a newer graphics card, as you all can see on battlelog HARDWARE PARTNER is AMD, but at some games (e.g. Farming Simulator) nVidia is some kind of sponsor, I see it so:'' Listen guys we will support you also we can provide you with whole new PC setups for your office, you put an ad for us into the game & put higher system requirements so people will have to buy our newer products''