I think is a decent deal.
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It's ok, it's not the hardware that's the problem it's the software, so i don't quite get why they're doing all this :? I guess they think a lot of people would buy it if they had the rig to play it..........then again i hear only half of the game is good...............X360PS3AMD05Hu? Crysis is a good FPS, ansd this machine is for Crysis Warhead :P . Plus if you can run Crysis you can run any other PC game currently out or comming in the next months (at least).
500 rig for warhead
gpu: evga 9800gt $129.99
mobo: G31 matx $47.99
cpu: e7300 $139.99
ram: corsair xms2 2gb $45.00
hdd: WD 250gb $69.99
psu: antec 500w $39.99
case: rosewill 230 black (similar to the reference) $23.99
dvd: liteon 16x $17.99
keyboard&mouse: logitech black $12.99
Total $527.92Um, the OS? Anyway, none is disputing that you (or anyone else) can built a better deal. But this is one of the few pre-built gaming PCs that i have seen that aren't a total rip-off.loco145
Is it actually a pre-built or is it just the parts for a build?
And suddenly we have a PC/console.wklzip
Why? Am I missing something? Would Dell's, and HP's.......... also be considered a PC/console? Not trying to be smart, I just don't understand.
Simple question? Im no PC expert so can this Rig play Crisis on Very high overall???? Even with vista??Kamekazi_69I don't think so. Look at the CPU. I have a 4 core, ran on high/medium detail, and that on hase only 2 and the 2GB RAM. The best thing There is the GPU (graphics processing unit). I think you will have to play around with settings a bit.
[QUOTE="Kamekazi_69"]Simple question? Im no PC expert so can this Rig play Crisis on Very high overall???? Even with vista??brandao25I don't think so. Look at the CPU. I have a 4 core, ran on high/medium detail, and that on hase only 2 and the 2GB RAM. The best thing There is the GPU (graphics processing unit). I think you will have to play around with settings a bit. Then I see no purpose why they call it the Crysis PC then.
[QUOTE="brandao25"][QUOTE="Kamekazi_69"]Simple question? Im no PC expert so can this Rig play Crisis on Very high overall???? Even with vista??Kamekazi_69I don't think so. Look at the CPU. I have a 4 core, ran on high/medium detail, and that on hase only 2 and the 2GB RAM. The best thing There is the GPU (graphics processing unit). I think you will have to play around with settings a bit. Then I see no purpose why they call it the Crysis PC then. Yeah, me too actually. I think it's just because of the nVidia 9800. And they advertise this as a cheap option to play advanced games. I mean, you can get a Crysis PC for 5 grands. No one stops you. But not a lot of people have those money. And when they write play crysis for 699 it catches the eye...
[QUOTE="Kamekazi_69"]Simple question? Im no PC expert so can this Rig play Crisis on Very high overall???? Even with vista??brandao25I don't think so. Look at the CPU. I have a 4 core, ran on high/medium detail, and that on hase only 2 and the 2GB RAM. The best thing There is the GPU (graphics processing unit). I think you will have to play around with settings a bit. The number of cores (over 2 for the tech) doesn't have much to do on how will Crysis perform.
[QUOTE="Kamekazi_69"][QUOTE="brandao25"][QUOTE="Kamekazi_69"]Simple question? Im no PC expert so can this Rig play Crisis on Very high overall???? Even with vista??brandao25I don't think so. Look at the CPU. I have a 4 core, ran on high/medium detail, and that on hase only 2 and the 2GB RAM. The best thing There is the GPU (graphics processing unit). I think you will have to play around with settings a bit. Then I see no purpose why they call it the Crysis PC then. Yeah, me too actually. I think it's just because of the nVidia 9800. And they advertise this as a cheap option to play advanced games. I mean, you can get a Crysis PC for 5 grands. No one stops you. But not a lot of people have those money. And when they write play crysis for 699 it catches the eye... I agreee. its that kind of think that wants to catch the buyers attention immediately by saying that you can have a high end crysis playable rig for 700. I'm not convince though, especially with EA saying that? Ehh
Simple question? Im no PC expert so can this Rig play Crisis on Very high overall???? Even with vista??Kamekazi_69Since its more optimized than the first, it should have no problems on lower resolutions
Well, my Dual Core isn't much better than the one here and it runs Crysis fine at 1680x1050 with everything on high.loco145Well again, it's not only CPU you should consider, but RAM and GPU too. The reason why mine is not cappable of maximums is bacause of RAM: 2GB of some **** make. I ran also full HD(I have a 1080p monitor) 1920x1080, but had to put medium and somewhere high settings.
[QUOTE="loco145"]Well, my Dual Core isn't much better than the one here and it runs Crysis fine at 1680x1050 with everything on high.brandao25Well again, it's not only CPU you should consider, but RAM and GPU too. The reason why mine is not cappable of maximums is bacause of RAM: 2GB of some **** make. I ran also full HD(I have a 1080p monitor) 1920x1080, but had to put medium and somewhere high settings. Your rams fine...... The increase from 2 to 4gigs on that game isn't really that noticable....... The reason your not running it that high is because crysis does very poor on resolutions above 1280x1024. If you ran the game at a lower resolution then playing very high probaly wouldn't be much trouble at all.
[QUOTE="brandao25"][QUOTE="loco145"]Well, my Dual Core isn't much better than the one here and it runs Crysis fine at 1680x1050 with everything on high.mastershake575Well again, it's not only CPU you should consider, but RAM and GPU too. The reason why mine is not cappable of maximums is bacause of RAM: 2GB of some **** make. I ran also full HD(I have a 1080p monitor) 1920x1080, but had to put medium and somewhere high settings. Your rams fine...... The increase from 2 to 4gigs on that game isn't really that noticable....... The reason your not running it that high is because crysis does very poor on resolutions above 1280x1024. If you ran the game at a lower resolution then playing very high probaly wouldn't be much trouble at all. Yeah, and make people look like my grandma??? :D I have a widescreen 24.5", can you imagine how ugly it looks?
[QUOTE="mastershake575"][QUOTE="brandao25"][QUOTE="loco145"]Well, my Dual Core isn't much better than the one here and it runs Crysis fine at 1680x1050 with everything on high.brandao25Well again, it's not only CPU you should consider, but RAM and GPU too. The reason why mine is not cappable of maximums is bacause of RAM: 2GB of some **** make. I ran also full HD(I have a 1080p monitor) 1920x1080, but had to put medium and somewhere high settings. Your rams fine...... The increase from 2 to 4gigs on that game isn't really that noticable....... The reason your not running it that high is because crysis does very poor on resolutions above 1280x1024. If you ran the game at a lower resolution then playing very high probaly wouldn't be much trouble at all. Yeah, and make people look like my grandma??? :D I have a widescreen 24.5", can you imagine how ugly it looks? Apply a little AA and its looks fine....... Trust me im a graphics whore and its smooth at 1280x1024
To loco145: Yes, it does. Crysis is made to work with 4 cores, was one of the first to do so. It is a big plus in performance. brandao25
No, it doesn't. Crysis is not multi-threaded very well and does not make use of 4 cores over 2 as it was originally claimed it would before release. It isn't a plus in performance at all.
My PC, by the way, would cost easily under $1000, and runs Crysis on all high, 1600x1200, 2x AA with about 40FPS average. This $700 rig (which is weaker than what you would get for $700 by building it yourself) Crytek/EA put together should run it on all high at 1280x1024.
that thing will not run crysis with everthing on high...Predator123
Yes, it will, and at an average of probably around 30-35FPS provided you keep the resolution at the moderate 1280x1024, which is a high enough average for most people.
at this poit I dont think anything willPredator123
As I previously pointed out, my system runs the game on all high, 1600x1200, 2X AA. I get about 40 average and have never dipped below 25 during gameplay.
As I previously pointed out, my system runs the game on all high, 1600x1200, 2X AA. I get about 40 average and have never dipped below 25 during gameplay.
JP_Russell
Yea well when I say "run" I mean that it the fps will NOT drop in heavey battles. having a game drop down to 20-25 fps durring the action is not running the game at full imo. If your fps drops to 20 and you have 2x AA on, the AA is not even helping you, its making it worse. If the game will not do 40fps min, I dont consider that running at max setting.
No one even has to buy this computer for EA to consider it a successful venture, so long as it gets enough media coverage. They're just trying to show that Crysis can be played on a relatively cheap machine.
That being said, it's fairly common knowledge that it's easy to build a computer for well under $1000 if you aren't going to include a monitor.
[QUOTE="JP_Russell"]As I previously pointed out, my system runs the game on all high, 1600x1200, 2X AA. I get about 40 average and have never dipped below 25 during gameplay.
Predator123
Yea well when I say "run" I mean that it the fps will NOT drop in heavey battles. having a game drop down to 20-25 fps durring the action is not running the game at full imo. If your fps drops to 20 and you have 2x AA on, the AA is not even helping you, its making it worse. If the game will not do 40fps min, I dont consider that running at max setting.
Then you have unreasonable standards. That's not to say you shouldn't have those standards, but don't expect devs to have those standards, as well. Most people don't need a 60 average, 40 minimum framerate. Most benchmark sites even consider 20-25 to be the standard, lowest acceptable minimum range.
I personally have no trouble with sluggish and imprecise mouselook until I get to below 20. While there is a visible difference when my game dips to 25 of course, it doesn't hinder gameplay for me at all. There are still enough frames to give entirely smooth mouselook.
Again, if that's what you require to enjoy a game, that's fine. But don't say "it can't be run on high" while going by your very high standards. That's like saying a burger from Burger King can't be enjoyed because it's cheap, fast food garbage. It's not true (the can't be enjoyed part), because it's a matter of preference, one which a whole lot of people would disagree with you on. Fact is, most people are just fine with burgers from Burger King, and most people are fine with minimums into the twenties.
for other games. it's a good system. for crysis? i don't want my games to run at 30 fps at 800*600 resolution.aoshi_shinumori
Try 30-35 at 1280x1024, all high settings.
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