Can Nvidia GT 430 run Crysis....?????

Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar
R

rahulriskyjaat

Distinguished
Feb 20, 2011
39
0
18,530
Hey everyone...

I saw Nvidia GT 430 which ave good specification and a Reasonable price...
It supports Direct X 11 and is a good card for games...


I want to know that Can it run CRYSIS on a high end?????

Please help....
 
Sort by date Sort by votes
D

Deleted member 217926

Guest
i was simply saying it wont run crysis on those settings and the op didnt ask for power consuming figures please read properly before judging my post thankyou.
Click to expand...



He is the OP, he was asking if he could get a card like yours. OP you want something like a GTX460,GTX560Ti or HD 6870 or better from ATI. You would need a good 500w-550w power supply for any of these cards.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
jaguarskx

jaguarskx

Titan
Apr 19, 2006
27,979
3
84,965
The GT 430 is a lite-weight gaming card at best. The following is the performance in Crysis Warhead with everything maxed out and is tested in a computer with an i7-975X Extreme Edition. Expect about a 5% - 15% decrease in performance if you are using a slower CPU. Only 1600 x 900 resolution has been benchmarked.

cwh.png


http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/gigabyte-geforce-gt430_6.html#sect4

The GT 430 is too weak to really make use of DX11. The most talked about effect is Tessellation which is on-the-fly increase in the actual number of polygons to increase details. It is a processing power hog. Assuming Crysis Warhead was a DX11 title, then I would knock off about another 20% of performance if you were to play the with a GT 430 in DX11 mode.





 
Upvote 0 Downvote
R

rahulriskyjaat

Distinguished
Feb 20, 2011
39
0
18,530
I want to run Crysis Warhead on 1360 * 768 VGA Monitor.
Will GT 430 run it good on this resolution?

I have few more chices --- Nvidia GT 440 512 MB
ATi HD 5670 512 MB
Nvidia GT 210 1024 MB
Nvidia GT 220 1024 MB
Nvidia GTS 450 1024 MB


Please Tell me which one is the best
According to me GTS 450 is best but please I want to know more....
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
M

mrjericho1991

Distinguished
Dec 6, 2010
630
0
19,010
The Biggest bottleneck is your processor.even if you get gtx 460 it would be sickenly bottlenecked by your cpu because of a single core.you would have to upgrade your processor too.i would suggest any intel dual core of pentium 5x00 series.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
renz496

renz496

Champion
Jun 16, 2009
14,251
212
53,090


instead of not good it is better to say that pentium 4 was way generation behind. when they first came out it might pretty decent but that was 5-6 years ago. right now there are more and more program can benefit from 2 cores or more so single core pentium 4 will have to struggle to run new software especially that rely heavily on cpu cores such as video editing program. i still remember when my pentium 4 can't load power director 8 because lack of processing power. when i got my e7500 the software was able to run just fine. honestly even some C2D or C2Q processor at their stock clock will bottleneck today's mid-range cards. my advice to you is if you don't have the money to change your platform then just upgrade your processor to C2D or C2Q. your motherboard should be able to support it. then take something better than GT430 such as HD5750 that you have in mind
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
R

rahulriskyjaat

Distinguished
Feb 20, 2011
39
0
18,530
I just looked for i3 and it is having 2 cores with a speed of 3.1GHz.
Its price is in my reach .....

I have a Nvidia 8400 GS (512mb) and i want to know that if i use it with the i3 than can i get good performance in Crysis by minimizing the quality????
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
renz496

renz496

Champion
Jun 16, 2009
14,251
212
53,090
yes because they use different socket. your current mobo will only support LGA775 cpu. for i3 there are LGA1156 and LGA1155 (which is not compatible to each other as well). if you're tight on budget just get C2D or C2Q and you can still get significant boost compared to your current processor. just make sure which model you want to pick and we can suggest which graphic to get so there won't be bottleneck issue :)
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
iam2thecrowe

iam2thecrowe

Glorious
Jul 4, 2010
10,591
21
44,965
for starters, dont get the gt430, it is crap and overpriced. Let us know the make of your motherboard and CPU, get a program called CPUz which will tell you all this. Some newer GFX cards do not work in older motherboards. I would reccommend the gt240 (there are 2 versions, ddr5 and ddr3, get the ddr5 version) for your system. Forget DX11, lower end cards cant handle it anyway.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
R

rahulriskyjaat

Distinguished
Feb 20, 2011
39
0
18,530
My motherboard is Intel G31
Processor - Pentium 4 (641) 3.20 GHz (With Hyper-Threading)
Socket 775 LGA, 65 nm, 1 core, 2 threads, 2 MB L2 Cache, RAM - 2 GB DDR2 + 512 MB DDR2 and PCI-Express x16....

This is the data i got form CPU-Z...

 
Upvote 0 Downvote
Lian

Lian

Distinguished
Oct 9, 2010
124
0
18,690
GPU - ATI 5750. Uses less power than the Geforce 450 for more or less the same performance. Your 400 Watt PSU should do fine.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150528

CPU - E7500 Dual Core or Q8300 Quad Core. Anything less would be a waste of money.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115056
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115207


I have a friend running Crysis on a ATI 5750 @ 1280x768 (something like that) with perfectly playable graphics on Med - High settings (no FSAA ofcorz). He uses a 350 Watt PSU.

Hope this helps.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Latest posts

Moderators online

Share this page

COMPANY
RESOURCES
FOLLOW
Top Bottom