Will Your PC Run Battlefield 1? Probably YES!

Alright, we all know Battlefield 1 is gonna be amazing! But the question is... is your PC going to melt? The answer might really just be a simple "no"... well, probably not. Continue reading to find out how a mid-range PC is going to run EA's newest release, Battlefield 1.

First of all, lets take a look at the one of the most demanding games EA has produced, Star Wars Battlefront! If you love Star Wars and enjoy shooters, you definitely want to play that game, trust me it is action-packed and visually stunning. Ok, so you go to the website, or Origin, and you look at the system requirements... and oh my. You close the page, shut down your computer and go cry in the corner. The requirements of the game state that you NEED to have at least a GTX 970 and 16 Gb of RAM. You could never play that with your low-end system.

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/requirements/star-wars-battlefront-2015-alpha/12732

Reality is though, that I run the game on a solid 58 fps with a GTX 960. All the settings are set to Ultra, with High FXAA. Apparently, EA only accept fps over 100 as recommended,  while in reality 60 is a perfectly playable frame rate, for all settings set to Ultra.
How does this lead to our main topic, Battlefield 1? Well, considering a GTX 960, which is old now (read about the GTX 1060 here) can run Battlefront on 60 fps on Ultra, I can easily imagine it being able to play Battlefield One on 45 on Ultra or 60 on High. Of course, you can turn down the Anti-Aliasing, which is maybe the most demanding, and you can have a very enjoyable experience with the new game!

Older cards can do the same! If you are not extremely concerned about playing everything on Ultra, your GTX 750 Ti can also play this game, since I've played Battlefield 4 on solid 60 with High/Ultra settings!

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