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No, nothing canChris_53
Nothing can run Crysis on high settings? That's incorrect... and TC you're computer will run Crysis at high settings.
i'm not sure how stronge a single mobile gtx260 its defintly weaker then the desktop version but 2 can defiantly pull off high i would reccomend downloading ccc 2.21johnny27Ok thanks.
[QUOTE="Chris_53"]No, nothing canfudgebloodThat explains why my moderate PC can run this at max at 30fps! People still think that if tey can't max it out, nobody can.
Weird since maxed out, 2xAA, at 1680x1050 I usually get around 34 frames average (DX 10) and on ice levels I get around 26 which is still fluid, but yeah nothing can.
Naw, they are just overpriced.there is another question wut is the problem with the alienware in gaming??? i was about to get one??? will it give less performance compared with a desktop with the same specs??
NOMAD_78
[QUOTE="NOMAD_78"]Naw, they are just overpriced. Maybe, but when it comes to laptops you can't really beat them. On the other hand, desktops should never be bought from such expensive retailers since they can be easily built or bought cheaper elsewhere.there is another question wut is the problem with the alienware in gaming??? i was about to get one??? will it give less performance compared with a desktop with the same specs??
KHAndAnime
That explains why my moderate PC can run this at max at 30fps! People still think that if tey can't max it out, nobody can.[QUOTE="fudgeblood"][QUOTE="Chris_53"]No, nothing canDanielDust
Weird since maxed out, 2xAA, at 1680x1050 I usually get around 34 frames average (DX 10) and on ice levels I get around 26 which is still fluid, but yeah nothing can.
only 2xAA you need be a running 16xQcsaa or 24x edge detect AA to be maxed out!!! at 1680x1050 is to low you need at least 1920x1200 and preferly 2560x1600 perhaps it will be possible with the 5870x2 who knows.People still think that if tey can't max it out, nobody can.[QUOTE="DanielDust"]
[QUOTE="fudgeblood"] That explains why my moderate PC can run this at max at 30fps!johnny27
Weird since maxed out, 2xAA, at 1680x1050 I usually get around 34 frames average (DX 10) and on ice levels I get around 26 which is still fluid, but yeah nothing can.
only 2xAA you need be a running 16xQcsaa or 24x edge detect AA to be maxed out!!! at 1680x1050 is to low you need at least 1920x1200 and preferly 2560x1600 perhaps it will be possible with the 5870x2 who knows. When people say max - it doesn't literally mean that every setting is pushed to the limit. Maxed means that you have the settings to what you desire.to my knowledge nothing can fully max the game (1900 x 1200 or above with 16xaa) but youll be able to play it on very high with very respectable framerates, probably on a high res just with no aa
Macutchi
I can max it with those settings you mentioned.
[QUOTE="Macutchi"]
to my knowledge nothing can fully max the game (1900 x 1200 or above with 16xaa) but youll be able to play it on very high with very respectable framerates, probably on a high res just with no aa
dforeigner
I can max it with those settings you mentioned.
your rig :shock::shock:
what fps do you get?
[QUOTE="dforeigner"]
[QUOTE="Macutchi"]
to my knowledge nothing can fully max the game (1900 x 1200 or above with 16xaa) but youll be able to play it on very high with very respectable framerates, probably on a high res just with no aa
Macutchi
I can max it with those settings you mentioned.
your rig :shock::shock:
what fps do you get?
I never cared to check, but when I get home I'll let you know.
[QUOTE="dforeigner"]
[QUOTE="Macutchi"]
to my knowledge nothing can fully max the game (1900 x 1200 or above with 16xaa) but youll be able to play it on very high with very respectable framerates, probably on a high res just with no aa
Macutchi
I can max it with those settings you mentioned.
your rig :shock::shock:
what fps do you get?
Just checked and it runs between 50 and 55 fps. But I honestly don't have a clue if this would change depending on whats happening on the screen.
[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] Maxed means that you have the settings to what you desire.Macutchi
:lol: errr no
When you have the settings at a high enough point where turning up additional settings only taxes FPS with offering no noticeable visual improvement, I'd say its maxed. Honestly, I doubt when someone say they play a game maxed, they always have forced 16x Q AA or 24x Edge Detect in the control panel[QUOTE="Macutchi"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] Maxed means that you have the settings to what you desire.KHAndAnime
:lol: errr no
That's what it's always meant to me - PC Gaming for 10+ years. I don't think whenever someone says they play a game maxed, they literally have forced 16x Q AA, maxed config settings, etc.. Especially considering that the visual difference between 16x AA and 4x AA at such high settings is extremely difficult to distinguish. When you can run a game to the point where it's smooth at the highest settings you desire, you maxed it. Hell, in Crysis, I'd consider DX10, Very High, no AA maxing it, because the game looks considerably better with additional AA since the game's regular edge smoothing has a better look on foliage. Otherwise, Crysis is virtually impossible to max. There's so many settings you can turn up in the configuration file that don't even have reasonable limits. When you have the settings high enough to the point where further settings only tax the FPS and don't offer discernible visual change, it's maxed. "Maxed out" usually means running the game at a decent resolution (nowadays usually 1440x900 or 1680x1050) with all the settings maxed out except filters, AA and AF.P.S Get over it, Crysis isn't impossible to run maxed out even with the settings that, you say, are over the resonable limits.
[QUOTE="Macutchi"]
[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] Maxed means that you have the settings to what you desire.KHAndAnime
:lol: errr no
When you have the settings at a high enough point where turning up additional settings only taxes FPS with offering no noticeable visual improvement, I'd say its maxed. Honestly, I doubt when someone say they play a game maxed, they always have forced 16x Q AA or 24x Edge Detect in the control panelit was just the way you phrased it that made me laugh :). yeah id say maxing a game doesnt involve any additional external settings from your video card control panel just the maximum the game allows inc max aa at the full resolution of your monitor. obviously people interpret maxed out differently
That explains why my moderate PC can run this at max at 30fps! People still think that if tey can't max it out, nobody can.[QUOTE="fudgeblood"][QUOTE="Chris_53"]No, nothing canDanielDust
Weird since maxed out, 2xAA, at 1680x1050 I usually get around 34 frames average (DX 10) and on ice levels I get around 26 which is still fluid, but yeah nothing can.
Ok i take that back, I just didnt think there were hardware that could run the game at its highest and maintain a smooth frame-rate, forgive me for making a mistakeThat's what it's always meant to me - PC Gaming for 10+ years. I don't think whenever someone says they play a game maxed, they literally have forced 16x Q AA, maxed config settings, etc.. Especially considering that the visual difference between 16x AA and 4x AA at such high settings is extremely difficult to distinguish. When you can run a game to the point where it's smooth at the highest settings you desire, you maxed it. Hell, in Crysis, I'd consider DX10, Very High, no AA maxing it, because the game looks considerably better with additional AA since the game's regular edge smoothing has a better look on foliage. Otherwise, Crysis is virtually impossible to max. There's so many settings you can turn up in the configuration file that don't even have reasonable limits. When you have the settings high enough to the point where further settings only tax the FPS and don't offer discernible visual change, it's maxed. "Maxed out" usually means running the game at a decent resolution (nowadays usually 1440x900 or 1680x1050) with all the settings maxed out except filters, AA and AF.[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"][QUOTE="Macutchi"]
:lol: errr no
DanielDust
P.S Get over it, Crysis isn't impossible to run maxed out even with the settings that, you say, are over the resonable limits.
That's about it.[QUOTE="DanielDust"]"Maxed out" usually means running the game at a decent resolution (nowadays usually 1440x900 or 1680x1050) with all the settings maxed out except filters, AA and AF.[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] That's what it's always meant to me - PC Gaming for 10+ years. I don't think whenever someone says they play a game maxed, they literally have forced 16x Q AA, maxed config settings, etc.. Especially considering that the visual difference between 16x AA and 4x AA at such high settings is extremely difficult to distinguish. When you can run a game to the point where it's smooth at the highest settings you desire, you maxed it. Hell, in Crysis, I'd consider DX10, Very High, no AA maxing it, because the game looks considerably better with additional AA since the game's regular edge smoothing has a better look on foliage. Otherwise, Crysis is virtually impossible to max. There's so many settings you can turn up in the configuration file that don't even have reasonable limits. When you have the settings high enough to the point where further settings only tax the FPS and don't offer discernible visual change, it's maxed.Im_single
P.S Get over it, Crysis isn't impossible to run maxed out even with the settings that, you say, are over the resonable limits.
That's about it. There's settings that you can fiddle with in the config in Crysis that will bring any system to a crawl. With no system can you max it with considerable FPS.There's settings that you can fiddle with in the config in Crysis that will bring any system to a crawl. With no system can you max it with considerable FPS.KHAndAnime
everything highest, without AA, it was doable at 1280x1024 BY release day.
most current mid to high end rigs should be able to run it highest with full AA at 1024x768.
resolution matters probably the most in this kind of discussion...and not to be left out.
[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] There's settings that you can fiddle with in the config in Crysis that will bring any system to a crawl. With no system can you max it with considerable FPS.teardropmina
everything highest, without AA, it was doable at 1280x1024 BY release day.
most current mid to high end rigs should be able to run it highest with full AA at 1024x768.
resolution matters probably the most in this kind of discussion...and not to be left out.
I'd say any high end rig with at least a GTX 260 will run Crysis on high at 1440x900 or 1680x1050 with rno AA and reasonable frames.i run crysis at 1680x1050 allmaxed out2AA and get minimum 35FPS, and it is mostly over 50FPS. The SLI GTX260M will probably struggle at the very high settingsat 1440x900 and over res. but it can go all high for sure, and that looks pretty good to say the least.
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