if i ........1.2 giga geforce 8400 gs ..........crysis ?

if i upgrade my cpu from 2.66 ghz celeron single core to core 2 due 2.4 ghz ,what fps can i have on crysis ?

i have 2 giga ram , 1.2 giga geforce 8400 gs ( running on vista )

Enough to play smoothly. Crysis really isn't very hardware demanding, as people seem to think.

I could help more if I knew what fps you were getting now :\

I run Crysis on my GF7300. You people know nothing.flUx_

[QUOTE="flUx_"]I run Crysis on my GF7300. You people know nothing.CellAnimation

[QUOTE="CellAnimation"][QUOTE="flUx_"]I run Crysis on my GF7300. You people know nothing.flUx_

[QUOTE="CellAnimation"][QUOTE="flUx_"]I run Crysis on my GF7300. You people know nothing.flUx_

[QUOTE="CellAnimation"][QUOTE="flUx_"]I run Crysis on my GF7300. You people know nothing.flUx_

Sure an 8400 can run Crysis. But last time I checked, running it at 800x600 with FSAA off is not running it well in my book. It's running it at minimum. He'd be better off using that money to buy a PS3 he can't get the CPU upgrade without upgrading his MOBO and RAM too.

I love you people that accept the bare minimum as a standard.

How is spending my own money on my own stuff wasting money? Hey I like to play games on a nice 24" display at 1920x1200, if you guys like playing at 800x600 like I said above more power to you.CellAnimation

Alright.

pls tell me your specs ( gf 7300 .............................????)faysal_ha

3.0 GHz singlecore (edit: OC'd to 3.5 GHz), 2GB ram, Windows XP. Crysis runs on medium settings with decent framerates. Do you already have Crysis, or are you just looking into buying it?

Enough to play smoothly. Crysis really isn't very hardware demanding, as people seem to think.

I could help more if I knew what fps you were getting now :\

flUx_

no its not a real hardware heavy game
it is however a real **** on your processor i just got a new PC and i need to upgrade the cpu big time

you will need at least a 2.8GHz Dual Core Processor

As for your Card you shouldnt have to big an issue with it im running a RADEON HD3870 X2 1GB and it causes no pain to it. id reccomend atleast another GB of RAM tho

so you should be looking at

(min) Intel Core Duo 2.8 GHz DO NOT GET A PENTIUM DUAL CORE i made this mistake and i need a new CPU asap hey are the worst processors ive ever used
GPU( fine but you can get a 9600GT for under 200 or a 4830 for 270
just an extra GIG of RAM

this is all obviously so you can play it in at minimum of High Settings cuz frankly anything else and theres no point in playing.

(you need the graphics or the story is like eh)

ok then you max standerd , hat kinde of games do you think this sucks card can handle with your maximum standerdsfaysal_ha

[QUOTE="CellAnimation"] How is spending my own money on my own stuff wasting money? Hey I like to play games on a nice 24" display at 1920x1200, if you guys like playing at 800x600 like I said above more power to you.flUx_

Alright.

pls tell me your specs ( gf 7300 .............................????)faysal_ha

3.0 GHz singlecore, 2GB ram, Windows XP. Crysis runs on medium settings with decent framerates. Do you already have Crysis, or are you just looking into buying it?

ok then you max standerd , hat kinde of games do you think this sucks card can handle with your maximum standerdsfaysal_ha

The card is not as much the issue as your processor. And since a Celeron is a different socket type than a Core2duo, you'd need to swap out your motherboard and RAM as well. Upgrading your videocard now will only give you little results as the rest of your system is holding you back. But if you insist, you can get a 9800GT for $99 any more.

As far as what games your system can play at max settings.... anything made before 2006 I would say.

EDIT... Here's a BFG Overclocked card for $135 with free shipping.

http://www.buy.com/prod/bfg-geforce-9800gt-oc-512mb-gddr3-pci-e-2-0-directx-10-sli-ready-video/q/loc/101/209028462.html

ihave it and i already finish it but im very itersteing in playing like this game with optimal graghics and performance ( i play it with high , but texture ,shader ,object quality ,shadows are on low ) and when i reghed alians stage i turne every thing to low . faysal_ha

when i had this card last mounths ago i think its agood prety card with 512 vram so it just new for me

and which better this card or 7600 gt with 256vram lol ???????

when i had this card last mounths ago i think its agood prety card with 512 vram so it just new for me

and which better this card or 7600 gt with 256vram lol ???????

faysal_ha

You only need one question mark. To know how Geforce cards work you need to understand their numbering system.

Let's take the 8400 you own.

The "8" is the generation of the card. So a 7600 would be of an older generation.

The "4" is the quality level of the card. So the 7600 would be of a higher quality, but an older generation.

I would say that your 8400 is a better card only for the fact that it hs more memory.

I would look for a card that has a "8" where your "4" is. Like an 8800 is leaps and bounds over your 8400, but you'll never see the benefit with your current CPU.

when i had this card last mounths ago i think its agood prety card with 512 vram so it just new for me

and which better this card or 7600 gt with 256vram lol ???????

You only need one question mark. To know how Geforce cards work you need to understand their numbering system.

Let's take the 8400 you own.

The "8" is the generation of the card. So a 7600 would be of an older generation.

The "4" is the quality level of the card. So the 7600 would be of a higher quality, but an older generation.

I would say that your 8400 is a better card only for the fact that it hs more memory.

I would look for a card that has a "8" where your "4" is. Like an 8800 is leaps and bounds over your 8400, but you'll never see the benefit with your current CPU.

[QUOTE="Johnny_Rock"][QUOTE="faysal_ha"]

when i had this card last mounths ago i think its agood prety card with 512 vram so it just new for me

and which better this card or 7600 gt with 256vram lol ???????

faysal_ha

You only need one question mark. To know how Geforce cards work you need to understand their numbering system.

Let's take the 8400 you own.

The "8" is the generation of the card. So a 7600 would be of an older generation.

The "4" is the quality level of the card. So the 7600 would be of a higher quality, but an older generation.

I would say that your 8400 is a better card only for the fact that it hs more memory.

I would look for a card that has a "8" where your "4" is. Like an 8800 is leaps and bounds over your 8400, but you'll never see the benefit with your current CPU.

You definately need to upgrade your CPU first.