[QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="el_carl"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="el_carl"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Random__Guy"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="Random__Guy"][QUOTE="X360PS3AMD05"]They wouldn't alienate most PC gamers by making them upgrade to SM4.0.el_carl
They did with oblivion and SM3.0
Oblivion runs on x800 cards. Its the Unreal 3 engine that requires SM3.0 and thats cause SM3.0 had been around for a while now. Thats only 1 gaming engine too.
Crysis will be SM2.0 compliant.
Maybe it wasent SM3.0, but i remmeber they did alienate alot of people somehow.
It was SM3.0 requirement to play R6V, GRAW2 and SCDA. I dont know if that was just Ubisoft doing that, but I couldnt see them hurting sales like that. So I think its a requirement of the Unreal 3 engine to have SM3.0 cards. Remember Unreal 3 engine is an nvidia favorite, so what has nvidia been doing for 3yrs now? SM3.0
I downloaded GRAW 2 while I was waiting for my new graphics card. And it runs on my x200 intergrated card. Now, it doesn't run great... acctually it runs about 10-15 fps on the lowest settings, but my point is it runs and supports SM2.0
Same thing happens with Cell Factor. Its not supposed to support SM2.0 cards and apparently it can run on a x800 series card. Although at 1fps the guy said. hahaha.
Do you need a phsX card for that? If not, I think I may give it a try... when my gpu comes :D
Yep Cell Factor uses Ageia, so you need a PhysX card, or it loads it onto the CPU. It runs flawless for me with my new CPU. Maxed out @ 16x12 @ 30-40fps.
Darn.
youc an still run it, its just giong to run like garbage, casue te PhysX are transfered to the CPU. It brings Alpha Omegas PC to its knees at 15fps running SLI 8800gtx and a QX6700 and 4x1gb.
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