Is Crysis Exe file the most memory taking program so far on PC ?

No, I don't think so. The biggest I've seen is Battlefield 2142. Probably due to how poorly coded and bloated that game is.

Hmmm, let's see.

Oblivion was considered pretty graphics heavy, and it came out the same year BF2142 did (2006.)

and here's Crysis (2007) running on its highest settings in DX10:

And at last, Battlefield 2142:

I think it deserves the title of The Most Bloated Game in Existence. I dare anyone to beat this.

Game? Maybe. Program? Hell no. Look at Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, CATIA... I've even managed to soak up a couple gigs in Visual Studio. And for sheer bloat, nothing beats TOAD. TOAD makes me want to slit my wrists.

Pic or it didn't happen.dos4gw82

Every time one these threads come up I try to tell people. Nothing is even close to running microsoft flight simulator x. This is the most hardware intensive game there is period.adrake4183

This. Try running this game with max water detail, bloom, and max density settings in downtown Tokyo.

Here's FSX with everything put as high as possible:D

I would have to second GTAIV. My memory allocation goes sky-high as that sucker loads.....XRED_0

and I third this.

1 . Are we taking the resolution into account too ? And should we ? I have tried this before but forgot how much of a difference it could make if any , but I think it probably made some difference .

2 . Part of the game or application's needs gets paged , what about with no page file ?

3 . Doesn't Vista naturally allocates more memory to running applications ?

4 . These are with game's presets , not editing the ini and cfg files and tweaking the drawing distance and things like that