Battlefield 4 Retail GPU and CPU Benchmarks
October 30, 2013
Russian website Gamegpu.ru has done an outstanding job, again, and again. They recently put up some very nice CPU, GPU, VRAM, and Video Stutter benchmark tests running on Nvidia and AMD graphics cards as well as Intel and AMD CPUs. RAM benchmarks were also preformed.
BF4 is running on the new Frostbite 3 engine which has several upgrades including improved tessellation technology. It also features Destruction 4.0, which enhances the in-game destruction over its predecessors. It was announced that DICE would be including support for the mantle (API) into Frostbite 3, with Battlefield 4 being the first game to implement the low level tool set through a patch in December 2013.
As with most FPS games, Battlefield 4 has both basic and advanced graphics settings: ultra, high, medium and low which allow the user to manipulate individual settings to improve performance.
Recommended hardware specs are:
OS: Windows 8 64-bit [More on why Win8 is recommended]
Processor (AMD): Six-Core
Processor (Intel): Quad-Core
Memory: 8 GB
Hard Drive / Solid State Drive: 30 GB
Graphics Card (AMD): AMD Radeon 7870 [Amazon]
Graphics Card (NVIDIA): NVIDIA GeForce GT 660 [Amazon]
Graphics Memory: 3 GB
For comparison, check out the Alpha benchmarks here and the Beta benchmarks here.
Testing at maximum quality settings 1920×1080 no AA

At a resolution of 1920×1080 at maximum settings, an adequate FPS video experience is at the level of Radeon HD 6870 or GeForce GTX 560 . Optimal graphics solutions will be the Radeon HD 7850 or GeForce GTX 480 or 570 and above.
Testing at maximum quality settings 1920×1080 MSAA 4X

At a resolution of 1920×1080 at maximum settings and MSAA 4X, an adequate FPS video experience is at the level of Radeon HD 7850 or GeForce GTX 480 . Optimal graphics solutions will be the Radeon HD 7850 or GeForce GTX 660 Ti and above.
Testing at maximum quality settings 1920×1080 MSAA 4X resolution 200%
At 1920×1080 at maximum settings and MSAA 4X 200%, an adequate FPS video experience is at the level of Radeon HD 7990 or GeForce GTX 780 SLI
Testing at maximum quality settings 2560×1600 no AA

At a resolution of 2560×1600 at maximum settings, an adequate FPS video experience is at the level of Radeon HD 7870 or GeForce GTX 660 . Optimal graphics solutions will be the Radeon HD 6990 or GeForce GTX 680 and above.
Testing at maximum quality settings 2560×1600 4X MSAA

At a resolution of 2560×1600 at maximum settings and MSAA 4X, an adequate FPS video experience is at the level of Radeon HD 6990 or GeForce GTX 680 . Optimal graphics solutions will be the Radeon HD 7990 or GeForce GTX 780 and above.
Testing at maximum quality settings 3840h2560 no AA

At a resolution of 3840×2560 at maximum settings, an adequate FPS video experience is at the level of Radeon HD 7970GE or GeForce GTX 780. Optimal graphics solutions will be the Radeon HD 7990 or GeForce GTX 780 SLI and above.
VRAM
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Testing the memory consumed by the game program was conducted with MSI Afterburner.
Testing at maximum quality settings memory GPU

Used the recommended 2GB amount of memory for this game. For ultra resolution and maximum settings you will need to be about three gigabytes of memory.
Micro-Stuttering

Testing at maximum quality settings Micro-Stuttering GPU

Indicators delay Micro-Stuttering are quite acceptable levels in different modes.
CPU Testing at maximum quality settings 1920×1080

Indicators of CPU performance in Battlefield 4 were better than expected, even on dual-core models can comfortably play the single player campaign.
Download cores at maximum quality settings 1920×1080 Intel%

Download cores at maximum quality settings 1920×1080 Intel%

The game fully utilizes almost all the processor cores optimized for multi-threading, AMD is slightly higher.
RAM

Testing the memory consumed by BF4 was carried out directly through the Windows Task Manager Windows.The test was conducted on the basic configuration of Core i 7 3970H@4.9 GHz c preset memory of 16GB DDR3 2400 MHz.
Testing at different quality settings

As we can see, the basic settings for different qualities of memory consumed in Battlefield 4 Beta is located at 1600-2200 megabytes. Thus, for a comfortable game, you must have at least 3 GB of RAM installed in your PC. The optimum will be the presence of 4 gigabytes.
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