its funny how i post information to set up a good debate and some of you can just name call in your defence. you don't see me saying " you are ignorant" or "cry about it" or "you are an idiot" for wanting to get crysis or upgrading. but you guys don't even know what to say so you just call names. wow, that'll get you far in life.
and those screenshots someone posted, cool - med settings on crysis looks crappier than far cry on high.
and ill get this game, hopefully itll run a lot better, ill also be overclocking for it. maybe i can max it with no AA and get 30 fps
ncderek
sweet lets compare 2 games with one screenshot and call it a valid conclusion
Right now I ave 2 gigs of RAM and I'm running Vista 32-bit. I know the limit of 32-bit is only 3 gigs, so I'm considering upgrading my RAM with two more 512 sticks. Vista is a memory hog and Crysis has massive textures so I'm wondering if my 2GB limit is being hit. What are your thoughts? Would I notice a difference with 3GB?
Guard your soul carefully. WoW will steal it. Depending on what type of person you are I suppose. It took me to the cleaner's but I'm doing good now. I still really want to play it though.
If developers kept making games that didn't push the limits of the current hardware, then what is the point of coming out with new hardware? Crysis is unique in that it pushes the hardware industry to evolve with it. We should all thank Crysis for speeding the evolution of gaming. I've been waiting years for games that have a completely breakable environments and amazing AI. It's about time a company has come out with breaking-edge technology instead of copying the same crap over and over just to sell more games.
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