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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:23AM CJLopez said

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If this is true, and I can play it with my actuall rig, 'll be buying a copy of this game (first, 'll download it)

Lets see how true is this
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 1:31PM GreyFox said

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If this is true? Don't hold your breath until the demo or reviews go live.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:27AM Lekko said

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My system could handle Crysis pretty well, So it's good to know that I'm already set for the sequel.

....Then again, they assured us that the game would run very smoothly on a single 8800 GTX at full spec.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:35AM (Unverified) said

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Yeah, I ran the original Crysis on about a 1600$ computer at medium settings with not a single moment of lag. Most of the game was fun, but the second half realy dragged.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 4:00AM (Unverified) said

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I don't know about you guys, but to me, technological showcases are worth jack if nobody can actually appreciate them.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 4:04AM rokubungi said

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wait a second..... does that mean a $600 rig or what they expect a $600 rig will be in a year from now?
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 4:32AM mundox said

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"Thankfully, Crytek has heard our whimpering and is working to make Cysis: Warhead play more nicely with mid-range gaming rigs."

AKA trying to make the engine capable of running on consoles.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 6:18AM (Unverified) said

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You're saying that like it's a bad thing?
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Posted: Jun 21st 2008 9:38AM EngadgetSoFunny said

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It is in a way mundox. I think all of us gamers kind of dream of photo-realistic real-time graphics through a high interactive/innovative control system with great gameplay.

The great gameplay is a hit or miss (See: Haze) and what some consider good gameplay others may not (See: MSG4)

Graphics are a bit different though. Most of the public can tell when they see something they like or that looks good to them. When games hit a new-level of graphical capabilities in a genre, it usually sells decently well (See: FF7, Halo CE, Gears of War, etc)

The nice part about pc gaming is you can experience those cutting-edge graphics by investing more money into your system if there is a game to stress your system.

For example, I could go out and buy two GTX280s and have substantially better graphics than the ps3 and xbox 360 combined in most games. (good aa, af and much higher native resolutions). However, if a game does not exist to stress my dual GTX280s, and its limited to the nearest most powerful console. Its a mute point. Why bother getting anything better than an ATI Radeon x1900 which is about what is a 360?
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 8:00AM (Unverified) said

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Once I realized there was a DX9 mode, my fps skyrocketed to an average of 50-60fps on max settings, and my rig isn't particularly fancy.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 1:19PM (Unverified) said

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Usually, all games published by EA aren't optimized. Why? I dunno, but it's common in the gaming realm to realize that. If you installed the patch for Crysis from the original to 1.2 or something, you'd notice a huge speed boost. All the game needed was a bit of heavy optimization.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 1:33PM (Unverified) said

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When I played the game with the highest settings, I thought the graphics were awesome, but when I saw how fabulously my computer ran every other new game out there, noticeably overtaxing. I imagined they could trim the fat and get it running much better, and now Crytek's doing just that. Hey, that's great.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 1:59PM (Unverified) said

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They are doing that! But see, there's even BETTER settings. Oblivion had this too, where you'd edit up the INI file and the game would look a ton better. But Crysis... Wow dude. You're missing out if you think everything on high was as good as it gets :P. I'm not being mean or insulting if it sounds like that.

I can't find the link, but it was truly amazing. I've even got something on my rig to run at high or medium graphics, but it's tweaked so it looks like very high or better, but at the performance of high or medium. Pretty cool eh?
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 7:57AM (Unverified) said

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So does this mean its getting closer to being on the ps3???
"i can dream cant I?"
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 10:33AM (Unverified) said

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In other words "we realise we talked 90% of our potential customers out of buying crysis by giving the impression it was only worth running in max-quality and that needed a monster PC... so now we're gonna release the same game but hype its scalability and hope people will buy it this time"
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 11:15AM RKN said

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So, since this is using the same engine, will they release a patch for the original to have it run better as well?

It runs about 20fps on my mediocre PC with a 2.2ghz C2D, 2gb ram, 7900GT on 1280x1024 at mostly medium, couple high settings.

Need a better videocard now.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 12:15PM CJLopez said

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Really, i run at 28-32 fps on a P4 3.6, 1gb ddr and a 7100 GeForce overclocked to 512 (srtest.com claims I have 1 gb, don't know how) at low specs, and the game still looks gr8
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 11:31AM (Unverified) said

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30 fps locked? ugh. i hope they mean at least 30fps. yes, i know, some people can't tell the difference after around 30 fps and tv runs near that, but i like to run my games as close to 60 as possible so things are buttery smooth...
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 11:27AM (Unverified) said

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Crysis averted.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 2:22PM NO DOUBT GET LOUD said

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punny
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 12:43PM XLM said

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My friend just priced out a PC for his brother and it came in around $600.

I forget the Proc, but it was a dual core AMD, 8800GT, and 4GB Ram.

A comparable rig when Crysis shipped was around $1200.

So, yeah, I would expect that when this ships it would be hard NOT to meet their goal.
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Posted: Jul 1st 2008 7:09PM iofthestorm said

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Yeah, a $600 PC at this point is nothing too shabby if you know how to choose your parts.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 12:47PM SophieMango said

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My monitors max resolution is only 1024x768...
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 1:26PM RKN said

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Thats weak man, get a better monitor when you can, you'll really appreciate the extra screen estate!
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Posted: Jun 27th 2008 5:55AM (Unverified) said

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I've never had any trouble at all running crysis (64bit, dx10) on full whack at 1400x1050. O.k. so I do have a Quad core (Q6600) oc'ed to 3ghz with 8gig of OCZ ram running at 3-3-15, and i suppose the geforce 9600 oc'ed to melting point may have helped too. Yet still, no trouble with crysis... temperature, yes, but crysis no.
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