Originally Posted by Drexion
While not Totally correct you do make a point, that the biggest graphical advances, in PC Games, will be made in the first year of a new consoles release. Then the investment in Graphics R&D can be used more effectively, because after a console launches the...
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Wow ATI SUX! (that was sarcasm) They can't even do a GPU rename right! They screwed it up by actually changing the Specs.:rolleyes:
You must have become a PC Gaming Enthusiast recently. I followed a similar pattern in September 2005. I bought a second hand e-machine with Integrated Graphics & an Athlon +2700. Then I got an AGP ATI 9600 GT & 2GB's of DDR1 400GHZ RAM. By the end of that year I had a AMD x64 +3800 x2 CPU...
In this year I have Upgraded a fair amount. This is what I started out with on January 1st, 2008:
MoBo: P5N-E Sli
Graphics: 8800 GTX
PSU: 650 Watt True Power Trio
Case: Crappy POS
Around the end of March, I started getting excited about the refresh GPU's (eg. 3870x2 & 9800Gx2).
After...
I would just like to say, that these 8.9s' Impressed me & made me truely believe in R700s' power, once and for all. I've always liked ATI better for their image quality and inovation. Now because of their achievements in performance.
I just hope the next set of drivers does fix that FPS drop...
I was on the first level DX9 Very High Hack 1680 x 1050 w 4X AA, 8X AF in Crysis64.exe. Remember to Turn Off Depth Of Field & Software Edge AA. I used Fraps to get framerate readings of 30+ FPS. Even in Recovery @ 4X Adaptive AA the FPS are still around 30 FPS & barely dipping under that. One...
Ok, that didn't take very long. Now I'm get 35 to 45 FPS in Live Gameplay. We need another 4870 X2 owner to confirm this. I myself am just Astounded by the performance of this Card. I think these drivers will go down in history as one of the greatest performance increases through software. Wow...
I don't know why anyone cares about DX10 in this game everything that is done in DirectX 10, can be done in DX9. All you have to do is alter the Cvars, then select DX9 when you Right Click on Crysis in the Games Menu.
I Sh!t you not. After downloading the newest Catalyst Driver (8.9) I Tweaked the Cvars for Very High settings in DX9 on Vista 64-bit. With a Resolution of 1680 X 1050 & 8X Anisotropic Filtering I'm getting silky-smooth framerates :eek:. All I deactivated was the Software Edge Anti-Aliasing &...
Put Me Up There Please! :D
I just edited the Config files on Crysis to Very High setings in Vista64's DirectX9.c path & I'm getting 25 To 50 FPS and the FPS aren't Jumping up and down like in XP.
This Kicks Major Ass!