Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
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Crysis is a system killer,but thats extreme,have you installed newer drivers? Do you have any background apps running?Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
dbowman
What brand? What clock speed? What are your other specs?
I have the Evga 8800GT SC and I get between 20-60 fps and average at least 30 fps. I also have a C2D E6750, and 2GB of ram.
Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
dbowman
I have better than that and I have a 8600Gt 256 MB but I do have the config file. Go find crysis graphics config, This will improve graphics performance. I'm also guessing you have low proformance because of you CPU
What brand? What clock speed? What are your other specs?
I have the Evga 8800GT SC and I get between 20-60 fps and average at least 30 fps. I also have a C2D E6750, and 2GB of ram.
CB4McGusto
The graphics card is an Inno3D 8800GT @ stock speeds. Other specs are an E6600 and 2GB RAM.
Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
dbowman
well id say thats low but what your other specs?
[QUOTE="CB4McGusto"]What brand? What clock speed? What are your other specs?
I have the Evga 8800GT SC and I get between 20-60 fps and average at least 30 fps. I also have a C2D E6750, and 2GB of ram.
dbowman
The graphics card is an Inno3D 8800GT @ stock speeds. Other specs are an E6600 and 2GB RAM.
o ok, ya that fps is too low
Hmm much too low. My 8800GT is overclocked right now, but I get 45+ average FPS at high settings in 1280x960. You should run 3dmark06 and tell us what your SM2 and SM3 scores are.
Also, are you judging those FPS by FRAPS or what? Try running the GPU benchmark at those settings. If you get 19-25 FPS in that then something is wrong, especially for such a low resolution.
Sounds about right.
System Setup:
AMD Phenom 9500 Quad Core 2.2GHz HT3 3600MHz 512KBx4 L2 Cache 2MB L3 Cache AM2+
G.SKILL 2GB kit (1GB x 2) DDR2-800 (PC-6400) CL4-4-3-5
250GB Serial ATA 3Gb/s 7,200 RPM w/ 16MB Cache in RAID 0 (X2)
ATI Radeon HD3870 512MB 256-bit GDDR4 PCI Express 2.0 (crossfire)
Windows XP and Vista (I have one os on each HDD and multi-boot which one I need)
Custom Modded CPU Water Cooling
My cpu is overclocked but my cards aren't and I have flashed fan drivers for my 3870s cause the ATI ones suck which bring my cards temp down from the 90C to 65C (stable at that temp as well).
Call of Duty 4, 1600x1200, Maximum Quality: 70fps minimum
Crysis, 1600x1200, High Quality: 35fps max, 8-20fps minimum (The 8fps is later in the game when tons of stuff is happening on screen, overall its only the driver faults cause they aren't stable enough, the cards are damn good but they aren't tweaked properly for Crysis and World in Conflict which tend to be focussed towards Nvidia cards anyway)
Unreal Tournament, 1600x1200, 4xAA, 8xAF, High Quality: 80fps max, 60fps minimum
Unfortunately I laughed at gamespots review of the new ATI cards cause they used beta drivers instead of proper ones for the test and the performance difference is very noticable whilst playing, but thats gamespot they suck on many fronts now.
Well where do you get this performance?Run the GPU benchmark in those settings.Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
dbowman
I get 50fps in those settings in DX9 and 45 in DX10.You should get something like 55-60 in DX9 in the GPU benchmark.
At that res with no filtering only DX10 very high could possibly justify that performance.
[QUOTE="-CheeseEater-"]That's very odd...odd indeed. You have a Q6600 yet you get such a low FPS? Very strange. I get around 25-35 FPS in Crysis, have you updated the game?dbowman
I only have an E6600 @2.4ghz
Both perform almost identical in crysis.Well according to gamespot's crysis guide anyways.The drivers im using is v169.21... could this be the problem?dbowmanare you using windows vista because when i had 2gb of ram running vista it was around 25fps a soon as i upgraded to 4gb it ran great i running in a res of 1360x768 all settings on very high with no AA
[QUOTE="dbowman"]Well where do you get this performance?Run the GPU benchmark in those settings.Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
Thinker_145
I get 50fps in those settings in DX9 and 45 in DX10.You should get something like 55-60 in DX9 in the GPU benchmark.
At that res with no filtering only DX10 very high could possibly justify that performance.
I'm using FRAPS to judge the Frame rate. Also, im running the game in DX9 (XP).
[QUOTE="Thinker_145"][QUOTE="dbowman"]Well where do you get this performance?Run the GPU benchmark in those settings.Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
dbowman
I get 50fps in those settings in DX9 and 45 in DX10.You should get something like 55-60 in DX9 in the GPU benchmark.
At that res with no filtering only DX10 very high could possibly justify that performance.
I'm using FRAPS to judge the Frame rate. Also, im running the game in DX9 (XP).
I heard that fraps can affect your performance.And you WILL from time to time dip below 30's or even sometimes 20's depending on your settings.Just run the GPU benchmark without running fraps and see what your average is.
[QUOTE="dbowman"][QUOTE="Thinker_145"][QUOTE="dbowman"]Well where do you get this performance?Run the GPU benchmark in those settings.Just got myself an 8800GT. Call of Duty 4 runs amazingly even at highest possible settings (1280x1024 and 4xAA).
However, with Crysis i get around 19-25FPS with everything on high (1024x768 NO AA). Just wondering if this is normal performance.
Thinker_145
I get 50fps in those settings in DX9 and 45 in DX10.You should get something like 55-60 in DX9 in the GPU benchmark.
At that res with no filtering only DX10 very high could possibly justify that performance.
I'm using FRAPS to judge the Frame rate. Also, im running the game in DX9 (XP).
I heard that fraps can affect your performance.And you WILL from time to time dip below 30's or even sometimes 20's depending on your settings.Just run the GPU benchmark without running fraps and see what your average is.
Wipe out fraps thats why your getting low frames mate, whilst playing or doing benchmarks it hits your performance a lot.
For crysis you can bring up the console menu and debug menu to be displayed in the top right corner that shows the frames.
I am having same promblem, i just got my new zotac 8800 GT amp edition so i tryed the demo and the gpu benchmark tells me am only getting average of 25 fps. MY system specs are :-
vista premium 32 bit, intel core 2 duo e4500 (2.2), 2 gig ddr 2 ram (666 fsb r somet like that) , 600 watt ocz stealth extreme psu
im playing it at high settings 1024 resoloution
I have:
Intel Q6600 2.40
3gb ddr2 ram
GeForce 8800gt 512
500gb hd
windows vista home premium
I get average of 25 fps on highest settings .......... I think Crysis rocks, but i hate the framerate at times :(
You feel kinda sad when you can run everything else alot better :S
I keep telling myself that crytek will release some psyco hotfix that will make it run amazing ...... well you can dream right ?? :P
Crysis is just a little ahead of its time, to get great performance on Crysis running on high resolution and very high graphics, it can take up to two 8800GTX ultras, which can set you back quite a bit.
tried patching the game? you have the latest drivers? also here's some tweaks you could use
open notepad and type this
sys_spec_GameEffects = 2
sys_spec_ObjectDetail = 2
sys_spec_Particles = 2
sys_spec_Physics = 3
sys_spec_PostProcessing = 2
sys_spec_Quality = 2
sys_spec_Shading = 3
sys_spec_Shadows = 3
sys_spec_Texture = 3
sys_spec_VolumetricEffects = 2
sys_spec_Water = 3
con_restricted = 0
e_decals = 1
e_detail_materials_view_dist_xy = 4096
e_gsm_range = 3
e_hw_occlusion_culling_object = 1
e_hw_occlusion_culling_water = 1
e_lods = 1
e_lod_ratio = 10
e_proc_vegetation = 0
e_terrain_lod_ratio = 2
e_terrain_texture_lod_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_sprites_distance_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_static_instancing = 1
e_view_dist_ratio_vegetation = 50
e_water_ocean_fft = 1
es_OnDemandPhysics = 1
q_Renderer=3
q_ShaderFX = 1
r_DynTexAtlasSpritesMaxSize = 32
r_Beams = 2
r_ColorGrading = 1
r_ColorGradingDOF = 0
r_GeomInstancing = 1
r_MotionBlur = 4
r_SSAO = 0
r_sunshafts = 1
r_TexturesStreaming = 0
r_UseEdgeAA = 2
r_UseParticlesRefraction = 0
r_UseSoftParticles = 0
r_VegetationSpritesTexRes = 128
r_vsync = 1
r_WaterUpdateFactor = 0.5
save as autoexec.cfg in your Crysis install folder
I'd say it depends on your CPU somewhat. I have an 8800gt (512mb), and with the latest Crysis patch I'm actually playing with shaders and post processing set to very high (1400x900) at absolutely respectable framerates (for Crysis anyway. Probably averaging 25fps total, but that's smooth enough for me when something looks this good)arrogantyeti101
No fair, I have a 8800GTX and I run the game on the same res as you do and I get no more than 15 fps.
tried patching the game? you have the latest drivers? also here's some tweaks you could use
open notepad and type this
sys_spec_GameEffects = 2
sys_spec_ObjectDetail = 2
sys_spec_Particles = 2
sys_spec_Physics = 3
sys_spec_PostProcessing = 2
sys_spec_Quality = 2
sys_spec_Shading = 3
sys_spec_Shadows = 3
sys_spec_Texture = 3
sys_spec_VolumetricEffects = 2
sys_spec_Water = 3
con_restricted = 0
e_decals = 1
e_detail_materials_view_dist_xy = 4096
e_gsm_range = 3
e_hw_occlusion_culling_object = 1
e_hw_occlusion_culling_water = 1
e_lods = 1
e_lod_ratio = 10
e_proc_vegetation = 0
e_terrain_lod_ratio = 2
e_terrain_texture_lod_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_sprites_distance_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_static_instancing = 1
e_view_dist_ratio_vegetation = 50
e_water_ocean_fft = 1
es_OnDemandPhysics = 1
q_Renderer=3
q_ShaderFX = 1
r_DynTexAtlasSpritesMaxSize = 32
r_Beams = 2
r_ColorGrading = 1
r_ColorGradingDOF = 0
r_GeomInstancing = 1
r_MotionBlur = 4
r_SSAO = 0
r_sunshafts = 1
r_TexturesStreaming = 0
r_UseEdgeAA = 2
r_UseParticlesRefraction = 0
r_UseSoftParticles = 0
r_VegetationSpritesTexRes = 128
r_vsync = 1
r_WaterUpdateFactor = 0.5save as autoexec.cfg in your Crysis install folder
ZimpanX
I would say dump these tweaks, and either overclock that CPU from 2.4GHz he has it at or otherwise invest in nothing less than a 6750. I would recommend an E8400.
Btw... ZimPanX. Your CPU is massively bottlenecking even that slower G80 8800GTS 320MB model. I had the same card with a Pentium D (two Pentium 4 chips on the same die) @ 3.4GHz. Unreal Tournament 3 could not run at a decent frame rate on high settings. I upgraded to new board and E8400. The difference was phenomenal. Words cannot describe it.
tried patching the game? you have the latest drivers? also here's some tweaks you could use
open notepad and type this
sys_spec_GameEffects = 2
sys_spec_ObjectDetail = 2
sys_spec_Particles = 2
sys_spec_Physics = 3
sys_spec_PostProcessing = 2
sys_spec_Quality = 2
sys_spec_Shading = 3
sys_spec_Shadows = 3
sys_spec_Texture = 3
sys_spec_VolumetricEffects = 2
sys_spec_Water = 3
con_restricted = 0
e_decals = 1
e_detail_materials_view_dist_xy = 4096
e_gsm_range = 3
e_hw_occlusion_culling_object = 1
e_hw_occlusion_culling_water = 1
e_lods = 1
e_lod_ratio = 10
e_proc_vegetation = 0
e_terrain_lod_ratio = 2
e_terrain_texture_lod_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_sprites_distance_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_static_instancing = 1
e_view_dist_ratio_vegetation = 50
e_water_ocean_fft = 1
es_OnDemandPhysics = 1
q_Renderer=3
q_ShaderFX = 1
r_DynTexAtlasSpritesMaxSize = 32
r_Beams = 2
r_ColorGrading = 1
r_ColorGradingDOF = 0
r_GeomInstancing = 1
r_MotionBlur = 4
r_SSAO = 0
r_sunshafts = 1
r_TexturesStreaming = 0
r_UseEdgeAA = 2
r_UseParticlesRefraction = 0
r_UseSoftParticles = 0
r_VegetationSpritesTexRes = 128
r_vsync = 1
r_WaterUpdateFactor = 0.5save as autoexec.cfg in your Crysis install folder
ZimpanX
I would say dump these tweaks, and either overclock that CPU from 2.4GHz he has it at or otherwise invest in nothing less than a 6750. I would recommend an E8400.
Btw... ZimPanX. Your CPU is massively bottlenecking even that slower G80 8800GTS 320MB model. I had the same card with a Pentium D (two Pentium 4 chips on the same die) @ 3.4GHz. Unreal Tournament 3 could not run at a decent frame rate on high settings. I upgraded to new board and E8400. The difference was phenomenal. Words cannot describe it.
[QUOTE="ZimpanX"]tried patching the game? you have the latest drivers? also here's some tweaks you could use
open notepad and type this
sys_spec_GameEffects = 2
sys_spec_ObjectDetail = 2
sys_spec_Particles = 2
sys_spec_Physics = 3
sys_spec_PostProcessing = 2
sys_spec_Quality = 2
sys_spec_Shading = 3
sys_spec_Shadows = 3
sys_spec_Texture = 3
sys_spec_VolumetricEffects = 2
sys_spec_Water = 3
con_restricted = 0
e_decals = 1
e_detail_materials_view_dist_xy = 4096
e_gsm_range = 3
e_hw_occlusion_culling_object = 1
e_hw_occlusion_culling_water = 1
e_lods = 1
e_lod_ratio = 10
e_proc_vegetation = 0
e_terrain_lod_ratio = 2
e_terrain_texture_lod_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_sprites_distance_ratio = 1.5
e_vegetation_static_instancing = 1
e_view_dist_ratio_vegetation = 50
e_water_ocean_fft = 1
es_OnDemandPhysics = 1
q_Renderer=3
q_ShaderFX = 1
r_DynTexAtlasSpritesMaxSize = 32
r_Beams = 2
r_ColorGrading = 1
r_ColorGradingDOF = 0
r_GeomInstancing = 1
r_MotionBlur = 4
r_SSAO = 0
r_sunshafts = 1
r_TexturesStreaming = 0
r_UseEdgeAA = 2
r_UseParticlesRefraction = 0
r_UseSoftParticles = 0
r_VegetationSpritesTexRes = 128
r_vsync = 1
r_WaterUpdateFactor = 0.5save as autoexec.cfg in your Crysis install folder
nforce-
I would say dump these tweaks, and either overclock that CPU from 2.4GHz he has it at or otherwise invest in nothing less than a 6750. I would recommend an E8400.
Btw... ZimPanX. Your CPU is massively bottlenecking even that slower G80 8800GTS 320MB model. I had the same card with a Pentium D (two Pentium 4 chips on the same die) @ 3.4GHz. Unreal Tournament 3 could not run at a decent frame rate on high settings. I upgraded to new board and E8400. The difference was phenomenal. Words cannot describe it.
I know it's a bottleneck, but I got it real cheap and had a X800GT before and I use different tweaks for my system
I've got the 8800gt 512mb evga version myself. I've also got the q6600 core2quad and 2gb of ddr3 1066mhzRAM. Runnign COD4 @ 75fps with everything super high to include full AA. Crysis set w/ 8xAA and getting 15-20FPS and w/oAA getting way over 40FPS. That card kicks total ass, so I'm thinking it may be the rest of your hardware thats dropping your frames. Thank you Quadcore :)XtrafloLOL no quadcore isnt helping you at all.
I have a XFX 8800GT the ones with stock core speeds of 600Mhz.
Your getting realy poor FPS, first let me give my specs
PSU 550Watt Corsair
CPU AMD Athlon X2 5400+ Black Edition stock @2.8Ghz now @3.1Ghz
Ram 4GB Buffelo Firestixs DDR2 800
Mobo MSI K9N-SLI V2
Its cased to a Tacens Aluminum Exreme
My Mobo is Sli but i use only one Videocard and I get around 25-35 FPS.
Crysis is a system killer but you should be able to get atleast 20 FPS Average.
Sounds about right.
System Setup:
AMD Phenom 9500 Quad Core 2.2GHz HT3 3600MHz 512KBx4 L2 Cache 2MB L3 Cache AM2+
G.SKILL 2GB kit (1GB x 2) DDR2-800 (PC-6400) CL4-4-3-5
250GB Serial ATA 3Gb/s 7,200 RPM w/ 16MB Cache in RAID 0 (X2)
ATI Radeon HD3870 512MB 256-bit GDDR4 PCI Express 2.0 (crossfire)
Windows XP and Vista (I have one os on each HDD and multi-boot which one I need)
Custom Modded CPU Water Cooling
My cpu is overclocked but my cards aren't and I have flashed fan drivers for my 3870s cause the ATI ones suck which bring my cards temp down from the 90C to 65C (stable at that temp as well).
Call of Duty 4, 1600x1200, Maximum Quality: 70fps minimum
Crysis, 1600x1200, High Quality: 35fps max, 8-20fps minimum (The 8fps is later in the game when tons of stuff is happening on screen, overall its only the driver faults cause they aren't stable enough, the cards are damn good but they aren't tweaked properly for Crysis and World in Conflict which tend to be focussed towards Nvidia cards anyway)Unreal Tournament, 1600x1200, 4xAA, 8xAF, High Quality: 80fps max, 60fps minimum
Unfortunately I laughed at gamespots review of the new ATI cards cause they used beta drivers instead of proper ones for the test and the performance difference is very noticable whilst playing, but thats gamespot they suck on many fronts now.Zenkuso
i have pretty much the exact same setup except for the 3870. what did you get your 9500 oc'd to? i just want a ballpark figure to go on. and to stay on topic i have a 9800gt and i had no problems playing crysis but it might be that way since i only have xp and driectx 9
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