Yup. I don't think we should use Crysis as the next-generation hardware benchmark. It doesn't even use multi-threading heavily like Alan Wake baby! And I bet multi GPUs scale way better.
All systems sold. Will be back after Sandy Bridge!
CPUs multithreading in games may never be on as you may think, because the CPU needs to wait for GPU info, games are not like Folding@Home or the un-lauched Alan Wake you refer (Intel marketing tbh) that scale very well.
CPUs may be used for physics, but you will have physics on the gpu as well, so a quad-core is good for games may only be a myth.
And Crysis IS multithreaded, there was a thread a week ago or so that pointed that out clearly.
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Are we there yet?
*whispers* UT3 *whispers*so a quad-core is good for games may only be a myth.
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They require more horsepower than we have to run smoothly at high res as I said... not as much as Crysis but enough. Even Team Fortress 2 maxed out with 4x AA and 16x HQ AF kills my 2x 8800GT SLI setup at 1680x1050 in a good firefight to 30-40FPS which is not acceptable to me. Witcher is more demanding than it...
Grid may not be as demanding then... probably should have left that off. As far as Assassin's Creed, UT3, TF2, they DO indeed take a heavy toll on a rig at highest settings + AA + AF as I said. I really don't call 20, 30, even 40 FPS "runs perfectly" but whatever floats your boat .
Who on earth originated this whole 'crysis is poorly coded' FUD? I can't believe it's still lingering on. Like current hardware not being able to max it out means it's "poorly coded" ?
It might not be so insubstantial if anyone ever went into more detail than this 'poorly coded' catch phrase.
I totally agree with you there. I've been using SLI 8800GTS 512s since December and alot of the games maxed on that list don't run well enough for my taste at 1920x1200 and even 1680x1050 in some cases. In some of those with 4xAA we are talking drops in the low 30s frequently, and for me that just doesn't cut it.
I still think a single GTX 280 will be more consistent than Crossfire and to be fair in the end its down to what games you play. If you plan on investing alot of time in a particular game and crossfire/SLI don't deliver in it, then its really a big waste of money at that point. I'll be playing AoC a good bit so whoever offers the best performance in this game will get my money.
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crytek engine not tamed because they did not optimize very well. they should take notes from max payne 2
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Heh i forgot to mention 'unoptimized' it's almost as popular as the 'poor coding'.
Max Payne 2? Correct me if i'm wrong but that's a 5 year old game what's it got to do with this?
That medusa tech demo doesn't look very impressive.. why so low fps for that ?
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UT3 is good but in comparison to UT2k4 its a massive massive let down
Here's a listing GeForce GTX 200 series of EVGA cards. I'm not sure but I believe this is a Turkish site so if someone can give us a heads up if there's anything else we should know.
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Well i can't see this being already posted.. scan of an article from PC gamer.
From past experience PC gamer should be shot several times, but I guess the benchmarks might be interesting
It was posted several hours ago .
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