Hi ive forgot where i got this information from but its reliable, just google it. Anyway, a 8800GTX will put about ten frames on a DX10 game. It seems DX10 is not perfected yet and/or there isnt the right cards out yet that can handle it. Seems that for all the people who bought a 8800, including myself, spent a waste of money if they were thinking it would fly past any DX10 game.
No card can run DX10 properly yet!
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well I think you wrong, because if you saw the E3 demonstrations of Crysis, you would see that it was getting more than 10 FPS lol...
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Word...Originally posted by MikeyC View PostWell I for one didn't buy my 8800GTX to play DX10. I bought it to play every other game out there at max settings without lag.
Besides, I still get ~30fps in WiC (which is dx10) under vista with 4xaa,16xaf, @1920x1200 using beta drivers!
Besides, I'll just go get a 9800gtx when they come out in a few months, and then I won't have any performance issues at all.
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just to add some adjustments to what i said, a 8800GTX ultra can pukl about 50 frames, while a 8800gts can pull bout 20, just some info if ur plannin on gettin a 8800
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read my friendOriginally posted by james_1991-fight View Postjust to add some adjustments to what i said, a 8800GTX ultra can pukl about 50 frames, while a 8800gts can pull bout 20, just some info if ur plannin on gettin a 8800
it says it could handle max on a laptop with an 8700:)
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The crysis devs have already said to that in order to max out crysis, you need:
2gb of ram
e6600 or better
8800gts (either one)
Thats it.
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It'll be a little slower, but you shouldn't have to drop the settings too much.Originally posted by Sniper1432 View Postwhat about my 4200+X2?
and when you say either one, you mean 320 mb too?
And yes, both the 320 and the 640mb versions (though the 320mb will slow down at anything above 1680x1050.
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