I don't know about the rest of you, but there are some people who see "being able to play crysis" as a litmus test as to how powerful a computer is.
The simple fact is that Crysis won't run at good frame rates - or in high detail on most off the shelf PC's - so, many people would perfer to buy a computer that reviewers have claimed is CRYSIS CERTIFIED. The thought is, if the machine can run Crysis, it can run everything else.
I bought a HP Quad Core with 4GB Ram and a Geforce with the sole intention of getting Crysis up and running. On the side, I'm a Falcon 5.0 nut.
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Flashpoint @ Apr 27th 2008 9:04AM
I don't know about the rest of you, but there are some people who see
"being able to play crysis" as a litmus test as to how powerful a computer is.
The simple fact is that Crysis won't run at good frame rates - or in high detail on most off the shelf PC's - so, many people would perfer to buy a computer that reviewers have claimed is CRYSIS CERTIFIED. The thought is, if the machine can run Crysis, it can run everything else.
I bought a HP Quad Core with 4GB Ram and a Geforce with the sole intention of getting Crysis up and running. On the side, I'm a Falcon 5.0 nut.