Crysis Very High DX10 - 8800GT

[Sgt. D. Pilla]

Try running Crysis on a lower resolution then on your monitor's max supported...THERE WILL BE A DIFFERENCE...but since you seem to be oblivious to everything we are saying....you probably wont notice anything.

Tried it, only noticed 3 FPS difference between my max, and the minimum, Crytek on the Crytek forums said the same thing
Also tested on my 6600, only 5FPS difference between max and minimum

@Weesals, crytek have stated in VARIOUS podcasts that they wanted to PUSH GPUs, so the games controlled the market and how far games could advance, and not the hardware, why let, hardware, control video game advancement, its stupid, and pointless
And no, Project Offset gfx remind me of Oblivon only newer, they are in no way better then Crysis, even on lowest

Shadows look mad pro in Crysis, they are actually high res and actually look believable, unlike shadows of former games like bf2 and such were they are hell blocky.

[jake___]

I used to play on Very High, and now I'm using the "ultra high config." I'm playing on a 2.8Ghz C2D, OC'd 8800GT, and 2Gb of RAM.

The overclocking really made the difference, imo, to be able on that high of a setting.

Of course, my resolution is only 1280x1024.

[Serio]

Originally Posted by jake___

I used to play on Very High, and now I'm using the "ultra high config." I'm playing on a 2.8Ghz C2D, OC'd 8800GT, and 2Gb of RAM.

The overclocking really made the difference, imo, to be able on that high of a setting.

Of course, my resolution is only 1280x1024.

You're lucky. I'd play it on high on 800x600 without complaints, if it wasn't because anything below 1680x1050 on my monitor looks like AntiAliasing's worst enemy.

[Vince]

Why not use a lower res with AA then?

[Nemmerle]

Or play in window mode. *shudder*

[N88TR]

There's nothing wrong with doing it like that... in fact that's how I play Oblivion, maxed out on all settings but running 640x.

The 280GTX just came out. I read a Maximum PC benchmark and the prototype GT did I think 38 FPS [all settings maxed, 1920x res] whereas the the 9800XT did about 27. I do recall though the 3870X2 did better, around 40 FPS.