The GT300/Fermi Thread

[Decami]

Grats, you have completely missed the point of my post while picking on my use of English...
I went ahead and heavily edited my post to reflect this.

No.
Hardware might be, yeah (barely, probably), but the developers will not have enough time to actually finish a serious game with such a level of gfx by then, the creation process itself will take a while as well.

Yeah, sure, there are so many games that look a lot better these days! Oh wait...

I did nothing to pick on your english. Didnt seem to be any mistakes in the previous post, at all.

I'm curious, you do know much about the industry, or are these guess assumptions out of thin air?

Yeah, sure, there are so many games that look a lot better these days! Oh wait...

No one is doing, or has done this because in most cases this doesn't make them money.

^ did you purposely completely ignore that line.

lets face it, Crysis was not a very good game, not terrible, but everyone will agree with less focus on its trying to be photo realistic and
more focus on gameplay it might could have been in a top 10 great games of all time.

Crysis is popular and sold what it did cause of its hype, no one else is going to be able to hype graphics like that and sell copies for a while.
This doesnt mean i dont like or dont respect he game for what its done, its pushed hardware and thats a great thing, but this explanation is the reason my above quoted statement is true.

You sir, are the one missing the point, the point of your post was clear. But to an extent I do agree with you, exact photo realism of life in a game
I see not happening for some time, it will come close sooner than we think, but i could be wrong. But the advancements being worked on at the current moment are looking bright.

to add, what in the world does this mean.

All the modern accelerators even in multi-GPU setups struggle with Crysis with proper realistic resolution (4k x 3k).

4kx3k, where did you even get that number, I will tell you, this subject is a specialty of mine, and theres really no such thing as a proper realistic resolution.
that is based on so many things its ridiculous.