Battlefield 3 Beta Gameplay |i7 2600K|AMD 6950|

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PC Specs:

- Intel Core i7 Quad Processor i7-2600K
- Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz 8GB
- XFX Radeon HD 6950 1GB GDDR5
- Seagate Barracuda® 7200.12 1TB
- Corsair SSD Force Series F40A, 40GB
- Corsair Obsidian 650D Midi Tower
- Cooler Master Silent Pro M700 700W PSU
- Sapphire PURE BLACK P67, Socket-1155

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• radeon
• hd
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• 6950
• xfx
• battlefield
• beta

[GodHatesWar]

Thanks for the info, but why are you playing as a sharpshooter in those narrow corners?

[VelTip]

@GodHatesWar It was the first or second time i was trying the beta, so yeah ;p i wasn't really known with the map

[TomWardMusic]

Hey could you share with me how you got your pc footage so fluid and high res w/ this game? My friend tried using fraps and said that it was very choppy and the footage came out HUGE. Thank you!

[VelTip]

@TomWardMusic Well, i had the beta installed on my ssd drive, and i were recording to my other hard drive, so if you record to same hard drive that you play on, it will be pretty choppy and laggy.

So my final answer: record to another hard drive then the game is installed on

[1Adr1an6]

@VelTip so you mean, record to a slave drive ? If available ?

As in, put my fraps folder in my slave drive folder ?

That way everything records and is placed into my slave drive ?

[VelTip]

@1Adr1an6 yup, u should only record to a drive that isn't in use of any programs or games

[jitendrapatil1994]

how much fps??



[uuarman]

that kill at 2:12 is hilarious.

[luis3boss]

fps?

[GodHatesWar]

@VelTip Oh, okay! ;-)

[UzumakiNarutoKun96]

@VelTip Does that work with slower computers too? I mean recording the gameplay without it being laggy as it will with weaker computers.

[richie2801]

hmm why only 720??

the video is not sharp..