FROM THIS ON, You will see how a 2004 SONY S26C Notebook runs CRYSIS?
SONY S26C RIG:
CPU1.5GHz, RAM 512MB, ATI MOBILITY 9700 64MB, 40GB Hard Drive
Can anyone explain how CRYSIS runs at such a rig?
PICS! Absolutely true and real:
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FROM THIS ON, You will see how a 2004 SONY S26C Notebook runs CRYSIS?
SONY S26C RIG:
CPU1.5GHz, RAM 512MB, ATI MOBILITY 9700 64MB, 40GB Hard Drive
Can anyone explain how CRYSIS runs at such a rig?
PICS! Absolutely true and real:
the mobilitiy 9700 is a pretty good laptop chip, or was back in the day.nutcrackr
That may be, but look at his cpu...
Oh please get over it. So what? 10fps? That's perfectly fine. Why does everyone want every game to run on all high at freakin' 60fps? You freakin' graphics whores. It plays the game, eh??? Ok... That's the point of the thread. Not getting the performance of a fully loaded desktop...funnybunny12Umm...10 fps is not perfectly fine. Why do we want to run the game on high at 60 fps? Well, why not? I have to have my games run at at least 30 fps in order for it to be even playable.
I can explain it too you - it looks like pure garbage :). I personally couldn't even play it at those settings, I'd rather not even play it.
30 fps to be playable..? Wow... -.-" I play WoW at like 20 all the time. 30 fps is too freakin' high as a mark for playability since the human eye can only see 24 frames per second anyway...10 fps is fine for Cyrsis on a laptop. I've said that before. Sure on a desktop PC I can understand wanting like 20 or so, but it'slaptop, and 10 is semi-playable.funnybunny12
10FPS is playable? I really don't see how that could be enjoyable, but that's just me.
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