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it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 Â and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
As of now I dont think Cyrsis can be done on either system. But give it time I feel in about 3 or so years Crysis caliber graphics could be on the 360 or the PS3. It just takes a few years to get used to what can be done for eachh system. I feel once the cell is finally figuered out we will see something pretty close to crysis and same goes for the 360. bot are powerful, but PC will probably have the beat anything graphics wise on any console you just have to fork out the money
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it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
mastershake575
And tha fact that the 360 and PS3 have 512mb RAM doesn't change any of your outrageous claim?
[QUOTE="mastershake575"]it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
Not-A-Stalker
And tha fact that the 360 and PS3 have 512mb RAM doesn't change any of your outrageous claim?
no not really what do you mean outrageous claims it can run on the 360 just not in direct 10 just like i said it might not be on super high settings with max resolution but it will still run good[QUOTE="mastershake575"]it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
Not-A-Stalker
And tha fact that the 360 and PS3 have 512mb RAM doesn't change any of your outrageous claim?
Which is at least doubled, now with vista, quadrupled when compared to a pc's amount. on the pc, Most of the ram is used on OS, system resources and such. Why do you think going from xp to vista alone doubles the ram you need to play games. Being a PC gamer, you should know thatÂ
[QUOTE="Not-A-Stalker"][QUOTE="mastershake575"]it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
DoctorBunny
And tha fact that the 360 and PS3 have 512mb RAM doesn't change any of your outrageous claim?
Which is at least doubled, now with vista, quadrupled when compared to a pc's amount. on the pc, Most of the ram is used on OS, system resources and such. Why do you think going from xp to vista alone doubles the ram you need to play games. Being a PC gamer, you should know thatÂ
Windows XP with System only task running uses no more than 180MB-200MB Vist about 270-300. Average gaming PC has 1.5Gig - 2Gig 1.5Gig - 300MB is Still 1.2Gig. Still like 700MB more than a console. Add the fact that PC has dedicated Video memory (256MB +) While a console has to share it's 512MB. Also both the PS3 and X360 have an OS. X360 OS uses 32MB of its Ram PS3 OS suposedly uses even more.
[QUOTE="purplemidgets"]the cell.MrGrimFandango
Cell cant render the graphics and the RSX is weak and the ram is too low.
yes it can sony at first was planing on just using to cells for the ps3 but figured it would have been to costly....if you dont know that cell can render graphics were the hell have you been.... I cant find the source right now but if you really want me to let me know.it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
mastershake575
Incorrect. The GPU is only one problem, it's also the fact that consoles cannot handle the large scale dynamic gameplay due to austere RAM and HDD facilities in comparison to PC.Â
Who's to say its impossible?E_x_i_l_e
CrytekÂ
Im getting very frustrated with this. If you say that Crysis can be done on PS3, then youd have to say that it could also be done on the 360, because one is just as powerful as the other. Crysis can be done on neither a PS3 nor a 360, only a $1,000 over computer.
black_awpN1
Why do you care who thinks what? It doesn't matter whether or not Crysis is possible on consoles, if Crytek doesn't want to make it on consoles, it won't happen.Â
According to what I've experienced and know about the 360's hardware, the 360 could actually run a decent version of Crysis if it wasn't for the lack of RAM hampering such an idea. mobius1aic
Developers were able to somehow fit Doom 3 on the original Xbox's 64 MB of RAM. It might be possible at lower level graphics.
T_T PC gamers say you can max Crysis out,DX9 mode,with a 7600GTX,Pentium 4,and 512mb of RAM...but consoles cant?Since Crysis is soooo scaleable,and can easily run on 5 year old PC's and still look good,PS3 nor 360 should have no problem at all running Crysis maxed at DX9,I dont believe Crytek are very lazy devs,the only reason this game wouldnt run on consoles is if they wouldnt take the time to make it run.This is ofcourse if what PC gamers say about Crysis system requirements are true.One minute theyll say Crysis runs beautifully on a 5 year old PC due to high scaleability,then when someone brings up it could be done on a console...they say "consoles could never handle Crysis!".:roll:Rather annoying.killab2oo5
Crytek said 2-3 year old PCs actually. And yes, those have way more RAM than consoles (since 360 is nearly a 2 year old PC).Â
Max out DX9 mode on 512 MB RAM and a 7600?!?!?!?! HAHAHAHAHAhaahahah, do you know how stupid that sounds? It takes close to a 7600 to fully max out Far Cry with all the anti aliasing options on, and that game is 3 years old! I would say that to max out Crysis in DX9 mode, it'll take a 7900, and then some to run max in DX9. To max out DX9 mode, it would probably take an 8 series GeForce, and if that was the case, you might as well be running in Vista to run the game in DX10 mode.
[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]T_T PC gamers say you can max Crysis out,DX9 mode,with a 7600GTX,Pentium 4,and 512mb of RAM...but consoles cant?Since Crysis is soooo scaleable,and can easily run on 5 year old PC's and still look good,PS3 nor 360 should have no problem at all running Crysis maxed at DX9,I dont believe Crytek are very lazy devs,the only reason this game wouldnt run on consoles is if they wouldnt take the time to make it run.This is ofcourse if what PC gamers say about Crysis system requirements are true.One minute theyll say Crysis runs beautifully on a 5 year old PC due to high scaleability,then when someone brings up it could be done on a console...they say "consoles could never handle Crysis!".:roll:Rather annoying.Danm_999
Crytek said 2-3 year old PCs actually. And yes, those have way more RAM than consoles (since 360 is nearly a 2 year old PC).Â
Consoles do not need as much RAM because they are set platforms. Take Doom 3 for instance. Min Requirements for PC are 512 MB of main RAM and 64 of video RAM. The game ran on the Xbox's 64 MB total RAM, that's 512 MB less or 1/9th that amount of RAM of the PC version minimum requirements.
[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]T_T PC gamers say you can max Crysis out,DX9 mode,with a 7600GTX,Pentium 4,and 512mb of RAM...but consoles cant?Since Crysis is soooo scaleable,and can easily run on 5 year old PC's and still look good,PS3 nor 360 should have no problem at all running Crysis maxed at DX9,I dont believe Crytek are very lazy devs,the only reason this game wouldnt run on consoles is if they wouldnt take the time to make it run.This is ofcourse if what PC gamers say about Crysis system requirements are true.One minute theyll say Crysis runs beautifully on a 5 year old PC due to high scaleability,then when someone brings up it could be done on a console...they say "consoles could never handle Crysis!".:roll:Rather annoying.Danm_999
Crytek said 2-3 year old PCs actually. And yes, those have way more RAM than consoles (since 360 is nearly a 2 year old PC).Â
Accordign to VandalVideo(biggest PC gamer of them all),Crytek said the game can run on 5 year old PC's.Also,360 would need way more ram,as PC's do.Games for consoles can be designed to used every drop of power in them...cant do that with PC's.Consoles are alot more effecient,a game you would need 1gb-2gb of RAM to run on PC(Due to OS,virus blocker,firewall,every other background prog)you can do with 512mb of RAM on consoles.[QUOTE="mobius1aic"]According to what I've experienced and know about the 360's hardware, the 360 could actually run a decent version of Crysis if it wasn't for the lack of RAM hampering such an idea. Idonomeus
Developers were able to somehow fit Doom 3 on the original Xbox's 64 MB of RAM. It might be possible at lower level graphics.
[QUOTE="mastershake575"]it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
Not-A-Stalker
And tha fact that the 360 and PS3 have 512mb RAM doesn't change any of your outrageous claim?
[QUOTE="Not-A-Stalker"][QUOTE="mastershake575"]it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
DoctorBunny
And tha fact that the 360 and PS3 have 512mb RAM doesn't change any of your outrageous claim?
Which is at least doubled, now with vista, quadrupled when compared to a pc's amount. on the pc, Most of the ram is used on OS, system resources and such. Why do you think going from xp to vista alone doubles the ram you need to play games. Being a PC gamer, you should know that
are you out of your mind an OS while gaming takes up about 100-200mb, sometimes less. Whena game needs ram, the OS dumps all the unnecessary processes into pagefile on your HDD, thus maximizing your memory.T_T PC gamers say you can max Crysis out,DX9 mode,with a 7600GTX,Pentium 4,and 512mb of RAM...but consoles cant?Since Crysis is soooo scaleable,and can easily run on 5 year old PC's and still look good,PS3 nor 360 should have no problem at all running Crysis maxed at DX9,I dont believe Crytek are very lazy devs,the only reason this game wouldnt run on consoles is if they wouldnt take the time to make it run.This is ofcourse if what PC gamers say about Crysis system requirements are true.One minute theyll say Crysis runs beautifully on a 5 year old PC due to high scaleability,then when someone brings up it could be done on a console...they say "consoles could never handle Crysis!".:roll:Rather annoying.killab2oo5In order to expririance all what Crysis can deliver you need DX10, but with DX9 you can still get most of this experience, I'd estimate 90%. However Crytek will be releasing a number of graphical improvement patches in the future that will only be comaptible with newer harware so the graphics will only get better. to run Crysis on DX9 on high you'll proly need PD 3.0ghz 2gb ram 7800GTX see the consoles lack 2 out of 3, PD>console CPUs, 2gb>512mb obviously, RSX/Xenos=7800GTX. that is why consoles isn't posible on consoles, atleast for now.
PS3 is a super computer and might even be too powerful to run Crysis.Idonomeus
:roll:Â Yes and weve seen what that aupercomputer can do with great titles like FEAR and Splinter Cell.
Crysis Minimum Requirements
CPU: Athlon 64 3000+/Intel 2.8ghz
Graphics: Nvidia 6600/X800GTO (SM 2.0)
RAM: 768Mb/1Gb on Windows Vista
HDD: 6GB
Internet: 256k+
Optical Drive: DVD
Software: DX9.0c with Windows XP
768MB of System RAM. The PS3 has 256 MB. The scale of the game would not be compatible with either console platform. There would be loading times mid level... or if you are in the open there would be distance fog or poor textures at distance like the first version of Oblivion.
it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
mastershake575
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It would be comparable to playing the game on the lowest PC settings though. With the console's hardware the game would look far from the way it looks in those screenshots.Â
[QUOTE="Not-A-Stalker"][QUOTE="mastershake575"]it can be done on a console easy its just it would be in direct 9 not direct 10 and you really don't need a really expensive rig to play the game on max im building a pc for about $800 and it will run it on max in direct 10 mode
DoctorBunny
And tha fact that the 360 and PS3 have 512mb RAM doesn't change any of your outrageous claim?
Which is at least doubled, now with vista, quadrupled when compared to a pc's amount. on the pc, Most of the ram is used on OS, system resources and such. Why do you think going from xp to vista alone doubles the ram you need to play games. Being a PC gamer, you should know that
My XP with 60 Proscesses running only takes 466 RAM ..., Vista doesnt even double it, about 750. that leaves .. on a standard "Crysis PRepared rig" with 1.2k RAM , not to mention Vista allocated up to 3 GB RAM into all programs, and READY boost with a memory stick.
Crysis would be dumbed down in scale, taking away a good portion of its value on a console, not only that, limited to like 8-12 players online? When its 32 on the PC? I mean cmon reality is, it would be a half-assed game port if anything.Â
[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]T_T PC gamers say you can max Crysis out,DX9 mode,with a 7600GTX,Pentium 4,and 512mb of RAM...but consoles cant?Since Crysis is soooo scaleable,and can easily run on 5 year old PC's and still look good,PS3 nor 360 should have no problem at all running Crysis maxed at DX9,I dont believe Crytek are very lazy devs,the only reason this game wouldnt run on consoles is if they wouldnt take the time to make it run.This is ofcourse if what PC gamers say about Crysis system requirements are true.One minute theyll say Crysis runs beautifully on a 5 year old PC due to high scaleability,then when someone brings up it could be done on a console...they say "consoles could never handle Crysis!".:roll:Rather annoying.musclesergeIn order to expririance all what Crysis can deliver you need DX10, but with DX9 you can still get most of this experience, I'd estimate 90%. However Crytek will be releasing a number of graphical improvement patches in the future that will only be comaptible with newer harware so the graphics will only get better. to run Crysis on DX9 on high you'll proly need PD 3.0ghz 2gb ram 7800GTX see the consoles lack 2 out of 3, PD>console CPUs, 2gb>512mb obviously, RSX/Xenos=7800GTX. that is why consoles isn't posible on consoles, atleast for now.>.> Something tells me...you dont really know console vs. pc hardware.I would think even the tri-core,multi-threaded,3.2ghz processer in the 360 is more powerful than a PD 3.0ghz.For one,from a spec standpoint,its better.Another thing is devs can designed their games specifically for the CPU in the 360,so the game will be as optimized as possible,same with the GPU.Example,you could NEVER get the amount of detail running Chaos Theory on any 64mb RAM GPU in a PCÂ as you would on an Xbox because the game was being made on 1 peice of hardware,and Ubi could easily take full advantage of all the power,something on PC that requires 1gb-2b of RAM could be done on the 360.The 360 doesnt have to worry about firewalls,a bulky OS,virus protector,messenger,and everything else your PC runs in the backround(press CTRL+ALT+DEL and see Processes tab),so the RAM can be used MUCH more effeciently by devs.>.> Do you see where im going?
[QUOTE="muscleserge"][QUOTE="killab2oo5"]T_T PC gamers say you can max Crysis out,DX9 mode,with a 7600GTX,Pentium 4,and 512mb of RAM...but consoles cant?Since Crysis is soooo scaleable,and can easily run on 5 year old PC's and still look good,PS3 nor 360 should have no problem at all running Crysis maxed at DX9,I dont believe Crytek are very lazy devs,the only reason this game wouldnt run on consoles is if they wouldnt take the time to make it run.This is ofcourse if what PC gamers say about Crysis system requirements are true.One minute theyll say Crysis runs beautifully on a 5 year old PC due to high scaleability,then when someone brings up it could be done on a console...they say "consoles could never handle Crysis!".:roll:Rather annoying.killab2oo5In order to expririance all what Crysis can deliver you need DX10, but with DX9 you can still get most of this experience, I'd estimate 90%. However Crytek will be releasing a number of graphical improvement patches in the future that will only be comaptible with newer harware so the graphics will only get better. to run Crysis on DX9 on high you'll proly need PD 3.0ghz 2gb ram 7800GTX see the consoles lack 2 out of 3, PD>console CPUs, 2gb>512mb obviously, RSX/Xenos=7800GTX. that is why consoles isn't posible on consoles, atleast for now.>.> Something tells me...you dont really know console vs. pc hardware.I would think even the tri-core,multi-threaded,3.2ghz processer in the 360 is more powerful than a PD 3.0ghz.For one,from a spec standpoint,its better.Another thing is devs can designed their games specifically for the CPU in the 360,so the game will be as optimized as possible,same with the GPU.Example,you could NEVER get the amount of detail running Chaos Theory on any 64mb RAM GPU in a PC as you would on an Xbox because the game was being made on 1 peice of hardware,and Ubi could easily take full advantage of all the power,something on PC that requires 1gb-2b of RAM could be done on the 360.The 360 doesnt have to worry about firewalls,a bulky OS,virus protector,messenger,and everything else your PC runs in the backround(press CTRL+ALT+DEL and see Processes tab),so the RAM can be used MUCH more effeciently by devs.>.> Do you see where im going?
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Prosesor speeds mean absolutly nothing nowadays....a PD 3.0 can still max out any game easily...Including Oblivion, and need I remind you on what platform Oblivion looks better on?Â
Im getting very frustrated with this. If you say that Crysis can be done on PS3, then youd have to say that it could also be done on the 360, because one is just as powerful as the other. Crysis can be done on neither a PS3 nor a 360, only a $1,000 over computer.
black_awpN1
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Sure, Crysis can be done on consoles. Can we all say "downgrade" loud and in unison?Â
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