Crysis 2 max settings specs

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Hello,
Would Crysis 2 run on Max settings with these specs?
Intel core i7-960 (8M L2 Cache, 3.20 GHtz)
8GB Dual channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333 MHz - 4 DIMMs-memory
1.5 TB -SATA-II, 3GB/s, 7200 RPM, 32MB Cache HDD-hard drive
Single 1GB GDDR5 NVidia GeForce GTS 450 graphics card
with a THX Tru Studio PC sound card
 

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I haven't played it yet. I'm looking to buy. I already knew I would have to get another graphics card, but I want to make sure I can play it maxed out before I make a permenent decision.
 

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This isn't very helpful. You will not be able to max out Cryis 2 with a GTS 450.

You also havn't answerd an important question which has been asked which was, what resolution do you play at, or in other words what resolution is your monitor?
 

Croffmen

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1080i (LED monitor)
 

Croffmen

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Thanks.
 

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Benchmarks available on this link:

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/crysis-2-directx-11-performance,2983-6.html]

Waxy is right in that you'll probably average 30FPS with a 560GTX Ti. That said, you'll get the occassional FPS drop (i know, i've got that videocard). As for BF3, you won't be able to run max settings with it either. I play on High Settings and my rig really starts to struggle when I play on Huge Maps. Just a little FYI. But for the price, it's the king of its category.
 

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He will be lucky to get 20fps maxed out at 1080 with a GTS 450
 

The tesselation and occlusion in the dx11 pack is extremely taxing even for my 570; I doubt there wont be moments of extreme slideshows with a 450, if he can put up with the slowdown at parts here and there then I guess.
 
no dont... you will just have 2 crap cards instead of 1... if your buying a new system then forget the 960 as theres no upgrade path for it at a reasonable price... go for a 2500k or a new 2011 socket at least that way you can if you want get an ivy bridge cpu(not that you will need it to play games) and have 2 years of available upgrades till the 1150 socket arives with haswell. as for gfx wait till next month when nvidia release there new gpu range you may score a 10% discount on the older gtx570 which is a stonkingly good card. especially if you can get 50 notes or so off.