Originally posted by BallaAce
Crysis Demo Dated
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Originally posted by BallaAceOh noez I'm screwed.
Pentium D 3.2 Ghz
2 gig RAM Kingston
7600 GT
Am I right?
I got
AMD Sempron(i know)1.8GHz 3400+ @ 3.4GHz
2 Gb Kingston DDR2 RAM
GeForce 7600 GS
And im planning to buy 7900 GS to replace my old graphics card. And after that it's new processor...
Here is article about the graphics in Crysis
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/cr...63791&mode=all
So we'll just have to wait and see....Originally posted by Crytek's Cevat YerliIf you have a high-end DX9 card with an equal level of CPU and memory--basically today's "gamer rig"--you will enjoy Crysis with close-to-D3D10 fidelity. Don't forget that for a long time, we ran the game only on DX9 hardware, even though people thought it was D3D10. You can be sure your high-end gamer rig will satisfy your expectations--but with D3D10, you will surpass them.Comment
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Hate to bring back a dead thread and I'm sure many know already, but http://www.gamespot.com/news/show_bl...stnews;title;3Comment
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It's probably a good thing. They've got some optimization to do yet. Also, the demo is going to be single-player only. I'm more interested in the multiplayer aspect of Crysis. I have a feeling we're going to see a lot of first class modifications on this engine and that is very exciting.Comment
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To be honest, I'm looking forward to far cry 2 after the latest video they showed.
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