That’s a good question…
The conditions are similar – you can see in video you showed of BF4 that when the player was indoors, the framerate was, like you said, at 27-35fps. But, when the player goes outdoors, it drops to about 19 fps. (https://youtu.be/wbKvJHyqss0?t=277)
That pretty much lines up with the performance that Chris from this site got when playing BF3 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnELuoBd0ek)
The BF4 video you linked says
– Intel hd 5300
– intel core m 5y10
– 128gb ssd
– 4gb ram
– Windows 8.1 pro
While the brands / specs of the ram and ssd might vary some, I can’t imagine that performance will be that noticeably different (though I can’t know that without having both devices) assuming that the games are using the same graphic settings.
Clearly neither device will run that game well (or at all) on the max settings. The trick for both will be to drop the quality of the graphics down until it plays at a suitable frame rate. With such similar hardware, I would predict that both machines would perform very similarly.
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