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Guru3D.com » News » Battlefield 4 - Running At 4K (4096x2160)

Battlefield 4 - Running At 4K (4096x2160)

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/16/2013 08:15 AM | source: | 9 comment(s)

Here's an interesting video, showcasing what Battlefield 4 looks like at 4K. Captured by Thirty IR, this video shows Battlefield running at a really high resolution (running at 4800*2560 and being downscaled to 4096*2160) with all its bells and whistles enabled on four Nvidia Titan cards. According to Thirty IR, all settings were maxed out - including Anti-Aliasing (4x MSAA) - and VRAM usage was around 5.1GB 







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SLI-756



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#4676110 Posted on: 10/16/2013 08:27 AM
shame they didn't do the 200% framescaling, I know at least one member that would have appreciated that, really nice all-the-same. :)

k3vst3r



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#4676147 Posted on: 10/16/2013 10:24 AM
shame they didn't do the 200% framescaling, I know at least one member that would have appreciated that, really nice all-the-same. :)


:wanker: wouldn't be playable though? like slideshow, they used 5.1GB vram at max settings, 200% would need more VRAM

DesGaizu
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#4676183 Posted on: 10/16/2013 11:47 AM
If he set it to 200% it would of been rendering 10k res lol

Why didn't he at least use original setting on youtube :/

Loobyluggs
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#4676226 Posted on: 10/16/2013 01:35 PM
He missed so much, is the irony.

His aiming is dreadful and his sitaw was just terrible, with targets running in front of him at distances I would call 'optimal', going completed unchecked.

And...

IMMHOO, 3 monitors is not 4K; a single panel with 4K is 4K.

A M D BugBear
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#4676330 Posted on: 10/16/2013 04:56 PM
@ X 4msaa, I cant imagine on SSAA or the 32xS within nvidia inspector.

Will need at least 8gb of vram easy, and no gpu in the world can even push it.

Shoot I mostly play mmos, I can make korean mmos such as Waren Story online, Wizardry online, and Scarlet blade to name a few to eat well over 2gb of vram @ only 1920X1200 resolution. I can literally put my gpu out of frame buffer.

I been playing FFXI online for a long time and with the: 32xS and 16XAF and other settings, I can get around 1.5gb+ of vram being used up and FFXI is a ported ps2 game. I cant imagine BF 4 at this insane resolution with everything cranked up, I am guessing min 8GB of available vram easy.

MY gtx 690 = 2 gtx 680's, 2gb per gpu = 4gb(Vram is not stacked, its mirrored so only 2gb effective).

Same vram usage even on single gpu(Already observed through msi afterburner program), so it makes no difference.

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