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How will crysis run on my pc

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I =t will run well on med settings, you did not say what resolution you will be playing at though, this would make a difference to the performance though..

in my opinion, crysis was a let down to me as much as far cry 2 was...COD series is better.
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I almost bought that processor with a Gygabyte mother board ( combo ) last night. How do you like it ? Looks like a real "sleeper'. Never hear anybody talking about it and it should perform great for a very inexpensive price. Good for you.

As far as Crysis goes....... right now your video card is the part that is most going to hold you back right now. The other poster is right. Mostly at medium settings and if you play around a little you might get a few of them to high. Turn of motion blur and vsync.

I use a GTX260 OC'ed most of the time ( 640/2300/192 ). In DX9 I can play at 16x10 with 8aa and not have any problems. In Vista 2/aa and no problems. In Vista with a 1792 v-ram OC'ed card I can run 8aa and 16aa with no problems. Speed and Vram = success.
Q9550/8gig DDR2-800/..... hope this helps.

well the 550 cpu is great, if you get lucky its unlockable to be a quad, also overclocks as a duo almost to 4ghz, i got it to 3.92ghz, i got no problems whats so eve, quick enough for me, And i have the gigabyte ga ma ud4p 790x or something like that. And another question is since i just got this video card not to long ago what if i got another one of the 4850 and crossfire them, would that help a ton in crysis?? since the prices on the card is dropping and its almost 100 bucks for the card. so might be worth to get another one.

Cross firing two of those cards might get you a few extra FPS in Crysis and more in other games....check around the net for bench marks .... but I would hold off for 6 or 12 months and get a next gen card. The newer games coming out are going to need the extra horse power and cross firing these aren't going to give it to you. Crysis has a new game coming out early next year I believe it is. It's going to be tougher on cards than the Crysis you are playing now.

i have that same processor, but paired with a 4890.

both overclocked, and i can max the settings at 1080p and get around 25fps. thats playable for me, but i know some people arent comfortable with below 30fps.

on that rig you hsoul be able to be at med-high. both the proc and video card will have some pitfalls, since crysis has a hard on for quad cores, and of course needs one heluvah vid card, but you should get the game looking and playing well fairly easy.

huntsman said:
i dont like the single player but i thought online would be good guess ill just have to give it a try

Because Even Balance refuse to release a 64-bit version of Punkbuster, and most servers for Crysis are 64-bit (since most people play that version), they don't run Punkbuster. Playing Crysis online is playing in a hack/cheat fest.
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