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Got my key. I'll download the client tonight.
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http://www.fileplanet.com/promotions/crysis/beta/
Got my key. I'll download the client tonight.
awesome! thanks!
OMW!
Damn guess they don't like my 7600 GT 256 :( I don't meet the reqs apparently.
Boo urns.
Just lie about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief Silver
I'm in.
I"ve had the beta for a while now. beta runs pretty good on my system. I'll upgrade 2 weeks before game is out. Sp demo should be out by then.
AA x 4 ( Not sure if it actually worked in game everywhere though.
Settings = high
Resolution @ = 1680 x 1050
Dx 9
Getting around 25 - 30 FPS average outdoors, 30 - 40 indoors. Even in DX9, the game still looks great...
My system.
Videocard: EVGA 8800 GTS 640 OC (600/900)
Processor: Core 2 Duo e4300 @ 2.57 GHZ
Mainboard: ABIT AW9D 975X 775
Memory: 2gig (4x512) DDR2 800
Soundcard: ABIT AudioMAX
PSU: SUNBEAM SLI 550wattz
why do all pc games have lines across the screen when i look left to right fast...its really bad in crysis.
Screen tearing, you mean? Turn on vsync and it'll go away, but it's a resource hog.
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Originally Posted by Schlep
http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/s...ad.php?t=41826
If you throw in a good processor you should be completely golden.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zerohero
6850 imo, though with that you'd need a new board that supports 1333fsb.
Hell, OC that 4300 a little further. Those suckers can go up to like 3.6Ghz pretty easily.
Yeah, but you can take a 6850 to 3.6Ghz with pretty much any after market heatsink and then you'd be running at 1333fsb instead of 1066fsb.
That's a pretty sizable difference; especially when you figure in how there's people out there that have clocked 6850's to over 4.3Ghz using nothing but air to cool. That's just fucking crazy.
I threw everything on high and it sorta chugged. The main problem was ZOMGTEXTURES NOT SHOWING UP.
Jesus, then post there instead of creating a thread every time something happens in a game that 10 of us are going to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by sedition
Well I"m waiting on the SP demo before I do any upgrades for the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Opaque
As far as OC the 4300 more, I havent had the need to do so with all the current games out right now, and it performed well on the Crysis beta.
Yea the left some of the high rez textures out of the beta. Which is why the high setting really isn't high :-/Quote:
I threw everything on high and it sorta chugged. The main problem was ZOMGTEXTURES NOT SHOWING UP.
10-02-2007 02:41 AM
Well I'll be.
Hey I was thinking about just grabbing a QE6600, the price is looking very good, and I'm sure Crysis will take advantage of the 4 cores, not sure how well though.Quote:
Opaque
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115003
Even when people have overclocked the Q66600 to 3.4Ghz and 1400fsb it still just barely performs better than a stock 6850 when it comes to games. The quad is great if you're rendering huge files or doing a shit ton of multitasking, but the 6850 is much more powerful for gaming.
I agree, but with Crysis, since it will be taking advantage of multi core processors, I would assume it would hold its on concerning that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Opaque
It will hold it's own, but the 6850 will still be better and the same price.
Though, maybe not online.
Anyone else get a "security something can't be started" when they go to play the game and there for can't play the game :(
Crysis supports quad core threading, so I suspect that will make a bigger difference than other games that are only built for two cores.Quote:
Originally Posted by Opaque
Ok, my computer was out of comission for half a week (blown PSU) but I finally got to try it out.
It's worth firing up Vista for. It actually does run a lot faster. The DX10 effects aren't mind blowing, but they look nice, but the performance boost alone seems worth it.
Wait, so there are games that run BETTER in Vista? Has the world gone mad?
Frog, how can you tell/how do you turn on DX10 effects? I see nothing in the options. Furthermore, if I filter DX10 games only in the server list it comes up blank. Is there a seperate exe file to launch if you want DX10?
Yeah, if you right click on the icon in the Vista Games Manager thing, there's an option for "Run DX10" . It's also a command line option (-DX10, I think)Quote:
Originally Posted by TrialSword
Yeah, I know. Leave it to Crytek to make us look silly.Quote:
Originally Posted by epmode
System Shock 2 runs better in Vista (as opposed to XP, at least).
I seriously, seriously suck at Crysis. I don't even understand how. I find a guy, shoot the shit out of him, but it always seems like I die right away and it takes forever to kill them.
Also I get sniped...a lot. And tanks are a little overpowered.
The game looks amazing though, and maybe with time I won't suck so massively.
:lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by TrialSword
I think that's kind of why they exist.
Seems like the "Very High" detail setting that really show off the DX10 stuff aren't even available in the beta. This game is gorgeous as is, I can't wait to see it's full glory.
Yeah, but we're talking they can take 6-7 rockets to the face, and no other vehicle can stand up to them even a little bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
are you buying a scope off the equipment list?
the mp in this game does a lot of things right, except for the battlefield style sit around the flag circle-jerks.