[Crysis] Little FPS difference between low and very high settings.

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2008-03-26 15:13:45

Drykill: I Like Waffles.; +47|6953|England

I just got Crysis and when messing with the settings I see theres minimal difference between settings.

1680x1050, all very high, 2xAA = 9-11 FPS
1680x1050, all very high , no AA = 15-16 FPS
1680x1050, all high , no AA = 20-25 FPS
1680x1050, all medium, no AA = 20-27 FPS
1680x1050, all low, no AA = 20-29 FPS
1280x720, all low, no AA = 22-30 FPS
800x600, all low, no AA = 20-35 FPS

I thought there would be more difference between low and very high settings. Like playable and un-playable but in general its below 30 FPS . Is this the same for anyone else?
I thought I had an 'above average' PC unless it something bottlenecking. I think CPU might be suspect so I ordered an E8400.
Current specs (off xfire).

Processor: Intel E2140 1.6Ghz dual core @ 3Ghz stable
Memory: Crosair 4GB DDRII 800Mhz dual channel
Hard Drive: 1x 250GB SATA II 16mb. 320Gb external
Video Card: GeCube HD3870XT 512mb DDR4 PCI-e overclocked
Monitor: 22" LG widescreen, 2ms, 5000:1, 1680x1050 @ 75hz
Sound Card: Creative X-fi Extreme Gamer
Speakers/Headphones: Fatal1ty Gaming Headset & 2.1 Desktop speakers.
Keyboard: Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard.
Operating System: Vista Ultimate 64bit with SP1

2008-03-26 18:19:14

Havok: Nymphomaniac Treatment Specialist; +302|6936|Florida, United States

My first guess would also be CPU. Your RAM is above average and your GFX is nice, so I think a new CPU would boost you greatly.

2008-03-26 20:45:16

Volatile: Member; +252|6965|Sextupling in Empire

ATI cards just plain suck on Crysis. I'm sorry to say it, but if you check all of the newest benches out there you'll see that these cards just don't perform as well in this game as their Nvidia counterparts.

Also, you may have to restart the game whenever you change settings to get optimal performance. I don't know what the deal is with this game, but whenever I change settings without restarting, performance barely changes at all.

2008-03-27 00:28:13

Drykill: I Like Waffles.; +47|6953|England

Volatile wrote:
ATI cards just plain suck on Crysis. I'm sorry to say it, but if you check all of the newest benches out there you'll see that these cards just don't perform as well in this game as their Nvidia counterparts.

Also, you may have to restart the game whenever you change settings to get optimal performance. I don't know what the deal is with this game, but whenever I change settings without restarting, performance barely changes at all.

I know ATI cards don't have amazing performance but I expected something a little better than this. I started the game up on high settings and didn't change anything and the game ran really well. So you could be right about the having to restart after changing settings for better performance.

2008-04-14 11:42:19

jp_shoota: Member; +1|6133

that cpu is bottlenecking you id guess

2008-04-14 23:28:02

Drykill: I Like Waffles.; +47|6953|England

jp_shoota wrote:
that cpu is bottlenecking you id guess

Thats long gone. Now have a 3.6Ghz quad.

Last edited by Drykill (2008-04-14 23:28:14)

2008-04-14 23:58:53

AussieReaper: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°); +5,761|6414|what

Overkill much?

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