play crysis on very high/ultra high?

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#1 casey015
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simple yes or no answers will suffice dont need to start arguing. will accept advice but simply will it run it well

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#3 wklzip
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On what resolution?

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You are better off with a 4870x2 or just a 4870. It also matters what resolutin.
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#5 mastershake575
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According to the monitor in your sig you won't even be playing the whole entire game on all high settings....... Let alone very high
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simple yes or no answers will suffice dont need to start arguing. will accept advice but simply will it run it well

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You might be able to on DX9. I have a a Q6600 and two 4850s and it is barely standable on Ultra high DX10 at 1680X1050. DX9 fixed all those problems and AA could be applied. P.S. my q6600 is over clocked, so again, you may need to overclock your processer.

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#7 JP_Russell
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You might be able to on DX9. I have a a Q6600 and two 4850s and it is barely standable on Ultra high DX10 at 1680X1050.xid32

Yes, but Crossfire is known for scaling poorly in Crysis. Two 8800GT's (the same as two 9800GT's) actually outperform CF'ed 4850's in it.

http://www.anandtech.com/GalleryImage.aspx?id=3187

He should be able to manage all very high at 1680x1050, maybe even with 2X AA.

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You might be able to on DX9. I have a a Q6600 and two 4850s and it is barely standable on Ultra high DX10 at 1680X1050.JP_Russell

Yes, but Crossfire is known for scaling poorly in Crysis. Two 8800GT's (the same as two 9800GT's) actually outperform CF'ed 4850's in it.

http://www.anandtech.com/GalleryImage.aspx?id=3187

He should be able to manage all very high at 1680x1050, maybe even with 2X AA.

Yes, crossfire doesnt work well with CCrysis, crytek probably thought ATI woudnt make a comeback to rival the 8800's, when they did, and then some. He SHOULD be able to play at very high 2XAA with seemless frames at DX9, DX10 he can play high/very high with no AA, but on DX10.

All on 1680X1050 of course, but i just wish crossfire would scale in crysis, i hope they release a patch or something, since crossfire AND ati do not work well at ALL with crysis. Since no amount of hardware can overcome bad coding.