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How long do you think it will take for a computer to run crysis at full settings, max AA and at a resolution of 2560x1600 with a fps not dropping lower than 60.


 
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How long do you think it will take for a computer to run crysis at full settings, max AA and at a resolution of 2560x1600 with a fps not dropping lower than 60.

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...I can make a 260 to get BF2 to drop below 60 with those settings. If you said 1980x1600 and 4xAA with an average framerate of above 60, then I would say three generations of cards (about 2.5 years). For that resolution, I would say 5 years or longer, simply because of the work that would be needed for that particular resolution.

Reply to gamerk316

at least 3 years...I saw a bench somewhere recently where crysis brought a computer with a core i7 and a pair of 4870 x2's to it's knees.

Reply to BlakHart
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that's a stupid question, I doubt there are any games from the last year that can run at 60FPS on 26X16, 60 is also a too high barrier one more thing is that at 25X16 you barely need AA of more than 2X or 4X at max.
and by that time there will be a more demanding engine and no one will care about crysis (ie: doom 3).

Reply to z999

Never. Crysis was a game made in 2055 that got sent back in time to make everyone feel like their system is never good enough. It is all part of a massive plot by AMD, Intel, NV, and ATI to get people to buy hardware every time a new generations comes out.

Reply to SpinachEater

umm... I think a quantum computer could get pretty close.

Reply to jamiefearon

Um I'll take a stab and say the next top gpus from ati and nvida will be able to do it 2560x1600 at max settings with no AA when paired up together (sli/crossfire). Both crysis games are very heavy on the cpu so core i7 will feature in this future super graphics rig.

Reply to spoonboy

uhm the 7900s/x1900s sort of put the first farcry to its knees so im guessing the hd5870/gtx380 would probably do the job assuming a new architecture from both companies will surface or when crytek finally crank up the software optimization once the 3rd crysis game (probably about prophet) comes out, you know make use of additional memory bandwidth of the new corei7, further improve multicore/multigpu performance (rumors has it that ati is planning MCM-GPU).

but its more like either a new architecture or 32nm gpu's would crack crysis. but then again we'll probably tinkering with carmack's rage by that time and probably have dumped crysis already.

Reply to wh3resmycar
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I was wondering why my computer can run cyrsis on high at AA 8x and 1280x1024 resolution.
SPecs of computer.

AMD64 Athlon 2.2ghz 3500+

3GB of PC3200 Ram

ATI Radeon Sapphire HD 3870 512mb GDDR4

Reply to wind_09

wind_09 wrote :

I was wondering why my computer can run cyrsis on high at AA 8x and 1280x1024 resolution.
SPecs of computer.

AMD64 Athlon 2.2ghz 3500+

3GB of PC3200 Ram

ATI Radeon Sapphire HD 3870 512mb GDDR4



By run do you mean you can see a pretty slide show.

Reply to jamiefearon
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Not a pretty slide show, good frame rates it runs great for a single core its playable frame rates. runs pretty good.

Reply to wind_09

lol. 2x AA can already impact the fps on crysis, now you're telling us a single core + 3870, which btw, is slower than a 9600gt/gso, and was plagued by AA problems, allowed you to play it on good frame rates? care to run fraps while playing?

Reply to wh3resmycar
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Depends on your definition of playable.
I have a mate who completed Oblivion with it running at 10fps throughout.
He only did the main quest, and couldnt play for longer than half hour at a time, but to him this was playable.
I used to do 25mans in WoW at about 10fps in q few intensive boss encounters, but then my "play" involved pressing the following button once every 1.5seconds: "1" so that was also playable.

FRAPS would be good.

Reply to pr2thej
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Iam not joking. I was wondering what is FRAPS what does it do.

Reply to wind_09
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How do you find out what your frame rate is in the game.

Reply to wind_09
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I found out what fraps was so i downloaded it.
It showed at the top right hand corner numbers iam guessing that would be the frame rate

While i was playing cyrsis it was from 15-20 frames per second average the highest i got was 34 frames per second the lowest was like 5-8 frames. usually it was around 15-20 frames per second.

Settings were:

1280x1024

AA 4x

Everything on high excpet for Water it was on Meduim and Sound was on Low.

Reply to wind_09
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Here is the Official benchmarks by Fraps when i was playing crysis
Settings:
1280x1024
AA 4x

everything on high graphics
Water on Meduim and Sound on Low.

Frames Time (ms) Min Max Avg
1050 65950 6 32 15.921

Reply to wind_09
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Min frame Rate was 6 fps

Max Frame rate was 32 fps

Average Frame Rate was 15.9 fps almost 16fps

Iam no expert but i think its pretty good for a single core computer.

Reply to wind_09
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On paper yes sure its great, but you can honestly play for any length of time at 15fps? Can you achieve at least 30+ ?
What settings does that take?

Reply to pr2thej
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So Far i tried with AA off i got good fps by just turning off AA.
Settings:

1280x1024

AA off

Everything on High
Water: Medium
Sound:low

Average Frame Rate: 24 fps

Max Frame Rate: 52 fps

Min Frame Rate: 7 fps

Reply to wind_09

wind_09 wrote :

So Far i tried with AA off i got good fps by just turning off AA.
Settings:

1280x1024

AA off

Everything on High
Water: Medium
Sound:low

Average Frame Rate: 24 fps

Max Frame Rate: 52 fps

Min Frame Rate: 7 fps




I found your problem, your sound is on low. I bet if you turn that off you'll get over 30 fps for average easy.

Reply to str8ballistik
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Ill try turning off the sound thanks.

I was wondering why some dual cores have low clock speeds

eg. AMD 64 Athlon 2.2ghz

eg. AMD 64x2 1.90ghz Dual core

Which one would be faster, why does the dual core have a lower clock speed.

Reply to wind_09
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jamiefearon wrote :

How long do you think it will take for a computer to run crysis at full settings, max AA and at a resolution of 2560x1600 with a fps not dropping lower than 60.


Using Moore's law which stated tech doubles ever 18months we could calculate. Lets say at your settings currently the best of the best could do Example 9FPS. So in 18 months the best PC should be around 18FPS. Another 18 months 36FPS. In 4.5 years thus it should be able to do 72FPS. The problem here is driver optimizations as well as OS changes could effect the outcome. The threading of the game itself could be a limiting factor.

Point is you can use Moore's law to get a rough estimate but remember its a rough estimate.

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