Showing posts with label best gaming pc battlefield 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best gaming pc battlefield 3. Show all posts

Monday, June 2, 2014

Battlefield 3 Freezes my PC!?




ZeVindowVi


So, I have a genuine copy of battlefield 3 for PC, and randomly during some multiplayer games, my PC freezes, becoming completely unresponsive, and usually theres a loud buzzing noise coming from my speaker. The only thing I could do to exit is a hard reset. The exact same thing happened in Bad Company 2, and it happens on any display setting, at any time. This never happens in any other MP game, like Crysis 2. My specs are:

Intel i5 2.8 GHz processor
4GB RAM
Nvidia GTX 460 1GB
Western Digital 1TB hard-drive
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
All drivers are up to date, so the issue most likely has nothing to do with the display drivers



Answer
Does the buzzing noise sound like a propeller engine or a split-second sound being repeated very quickly? I used to get that as well. I'll assume you already added Battlefield 3, Origin and all that good stuff to your firewall/antivirus exception list. If you're running a gaming rig, some packaged programs can interfere.

I have an ASUS motherboard, and ASUS GamerOSD came with it. It started crashing the game, then sometimes it wouldn't even let me start it. Make sure this program is never running when you try and play BF3. If it's not listed for you to close on the taskbar, find it in Windows Task Manager>Processes, terminate it, then start it manually via the Start Menu to close it again properly.

Nothing else I can suggest, other than going onto the orange support/feedback tab in the Battlelog and asking to speak to a native English speaker (thus skipping all the level 1 tech stuff).

Battlefield 3 DirectX Problem PC?




Simen


when im trying to join a game on battlefield i get this error message:
failed creating D3D device of at least version 10.0 on adapter "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti " with driver "29610". Error is DXGI_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED ("Unsupported") This is typically caused by not having minimum required. DirectX support in the GPU. For NVIDIA GPUs, DirectX 10.0 support requierd. For AMD and GPUS for other vendors, DirectX 10.1 support is required.

the thing is: i check my DirectX version and i have DirectX 11.0, and i could play BF3 before.

my PC SPECS:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti.
RAM: 16GB
Intel Core i7-2600K CPU 3.40GHz
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit



Answer
first off all hands off to you. your pc is a monster rig and can play games like mw3 and saints row 3 on max settings.
go to this site:.
www,systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/intro.aspx
select battlefield 3 in the drop down list and wait for 10-20 seconds. the site will tell you if you can run the game or not.




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Friday, December 27, 2013

How much will it cost to build my own top end gaming pc?

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FreeC


How much will it cost me to build my own top end gaming pc? for Battlefield 3, Star Wars: Old Republic etc...


Answer
About 1000$ You will have Core i5, Geforce GT550 and 1TB HDD

How much would a PC as powerful as a PS3 cost?




Seth


Finally got tired of the garbage games coming out on the PS3. I am now looking into replacing it with a gaming PC with equal or greater capabilities. I don't need a supercomputer to play Battlefield 3 on its maximum settings, however I would like to be able to play some of the more up-to-date titles.

If someone could give me links to specific computers that would be affordable and be able to match the PS3. Or link me to specific parts that are equivalent to or greater than the PS3's, I would be most greatful. Thanks.



Answer
If you simply want to replicate the PS3, you might shell about a couple of hundred dollars. Take note that this does not include a monitor, a keyboard, mouse, and an operating system.

However, I strongly advise you in building that gaming system. Such rig wont handle current and future PC games.

A decent gaming PC might cost 400 dollars if you build it (this includes extra peripherals like the Operating System and monitor). If youre buying a pre-built, expect to pay more. Upgrading your current PC's cost depends on how old your system is.

Yes, it would be expensive. The advantages, of course, of getting a gaming PC is it's multi-tasking flexibility.

HOWEVER, if you already have a computer and a gaming console, I recommend you stick with the PS3 for some time if youre not willing to shell that cash.




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Saturday, October 26, 2013

Can anyone help me with finding a gaming PC to buy?

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Ryan


I think I'll ask for a gaming PC for Christmas, but I need help finding one. Can anyone direct me to somewhere I can get a gaming PC that will run games like Battlefield 3, Call of Duty and Minecraft with little to no lag that I can get delivered to/in Ireland? What kind of price range and specs am I looking at? Thanks.


Answer
Build your own. You are looking at 600 if you build your own. If you choose to get a crappy dell then it will cost you 1200.

What would be the best gaming pc for me?




Kevin Fry


I'm trying to find a gaming PC that could run a modern day game such as battlefield 3 or crysis 2 at high settings. My budget is somewhere in the $2500 range. Any suggestions? If it is a customizable PC, could you tell me the best specifications? Thanks!


Answer
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/l9Db

Buy the parts on your own and build it on your own. It's like putting legos together. When you buy a prebuilt you're paying for labor, and usually they don't have ideal specs. Yeah it takes a bit more work, but with Youtube it's super easy to successfully build a computer blindly. Not to mention the fact that if you build it on your own it wont come with any bloatware.

This build I quickly made for ya will let you play games on max for a couple years, if not more. The only thing I didn't include was a monitor, mouse, and keyboard. I would get a 1080p monitor if I were you, keyboard and mouse don't matter much, but you could always look into those later.




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Sunday, August 4, 2013

How much will it cost to build my own top end gaming pc?

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FreeC


How much will it cost me to build my own top end gaming pc? for Battlefield 3, Star Wars: Old Republic etc...


Answer
About 1000$ You will have Core i5, Geforce GT550 and 1TB HDD

How much would a PC as powerful as a PS3 cost?




Seth


Finally got tired of the garbage games coming out on the PS3. I am now looking into replacing it with a gaming PC with equal or greater capabilities. I don't need a supercomputer to play Battlefield 3 on its maximum settings, however I would like to be able to play some of the more up-to-date titles.

If someone could give me links to specific computers that would be affordable and be able to match the PS3. Or link me to specific parts that are equivalent to or greater than the PS3's, I would be most greatful. Thanks.



Answer
If you simply want to replicate the PS3, you might shell about a couple of hundred dollars. Take note that this does not include a monitor, a keyboard, mouse, and an operating system.

However, I strongly advise you in building that gaming system. Such rig wont handle current and future PC games.

A decent gaming PC might cost 400 dollars if you build it (this includes extra peripherals like the Operating System and monitor). If youre buying a pre-built, expect to pay more. Upgrading your current PC's cost depends on how old your system is.

Yes, it would be expensive. The advantages, of course, of getting a gaming PC is it's multi-tasking flexibility.

HOWEVER, if you already have a computer and a gaming console, I recommend you stick with the PS3 for some time if youre not willing to shell that cash.




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