Can your PC handle Battlefield 4?

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It’s one of the most anticipated games to come in the early part of the Christmas gaming rush. It’s also an extremely resource-heavy game. Does your PC have what it takes?

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With roots that stretch back more than a decade and enough fans to justify new content every year, Battlefield is among the handful of franchises that needs no introduction around here. Even if you hate EA’s approach modern military madness, you can typically expect Battlefield’s graphics to raise the bar. This year’s release is no different, of course, having been built with an updated version of the Frostbite engine.

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