Call Of Juarez DX10 benchmark/demo

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Extelleron

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Originally posted by: Skiutah
Originally posted by: Raider1284
Originally posted by: Eomer of Aldburg
Crysis had a demo playable at like a computer show and apparently they were running a dell 30inch and running it off a 8800GTX

I played this demo at GDC this year. It was def on a 30 inch screen, and on a 8800gtx, dont remember if it was SLIed or not. The graphics/physics were turned down as well but it had playable framerates. Dropped to semi-choppy/slow levels when the helicopter came in but still playable.
Oh, okay. I thought for a second that Nightmare was saying he had Crysis already, then when it turned out he didn't have it I was like, "WTF? How do you know how it will handle that game."

How long ago was that demo? If Crysis was finished enough to run the game with a 30" Dell and an 8800 GTX, why the wait? How do we know the game won't require more GPU power than it has thus far? Are they adding optimizations or more DX10 features or both? (Sorry for thread crapping, I just don't see why Crysis isn't out if it's finished enough for people to play demos of it.)

Just because they can demonstrate a small demo of a SELECT PART of the game doesn't mean the entire game is ready. Companies demo games months or years before release at E3, that doesn't mean the game is ready for release. :confused:

 

Munky

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Originally posted by: Nightmare225
Originally posted by: doggyfromplanetwoof
I told my friend he wasted money on a 8800GTX.

This demo here, brings it to the KNEES!!!! Does not get above 20fps AVG. Lol


I feel sorry for the poor bastards who got a 8xxx video card for DX10.

You mean the poor bastards who will enjoy Crysis at smooth frame rates while you lucky "late-adopters" need to stick with substandard DirectX 9 graphics and worse performance?

I can deal with that. :)

I bet the people who bought a 9800p for HL2 of a fx5900 for Doom3 felt the same way. All it's gonna take is for Crysis to get delayed yet again, and the 8-series/2900 series owners will wind up in the same position.
 

Extelleron

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Originally posted by: munky
Originally posted by: Nightmare225
Originally posted by: doggyfromplanetwoof
I told my friend he wasted money on a 8800GTX.

This demo here, brings it to the KNEES!!!! Does not get above 20fps AVG. Lol


I feel sorry for the poor bastards who got a 8xxx video card for DX10.

You mean the poor bastards who will enjoy Crysis at smooth frame rates while you lucky "late-adopters" need to stick with substandard DirectX 9 graphics and worse performance?

I can deal with that. :)

I bet the people who bought a 9800p for HL2 of a fx5900 for Doom3 felt the same way. All it's gonna take is for Crysis to get delayed yet again, and the 8-series/2900 series owners will wind up in the same position.

Anybody who bought a 9800 Pro/XT for Half-Life 2 got along fine... the 9800's performed great in HL2.

 

Munky

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Originally posted by: Extelleron
Originally posted by: munky
Originally posted by: Nightmare225
Originally posted by: doggyfromplanetwoof
I told my friend he wasted money on a 8800GTX.

This demo here, brings it to the KNEES!!!! Does not get above 20fps AVG. Lol


I feel sorry for the poor bastards who got a 8xxx video card for DX10.

You mean the poor bastards who will enjoy Crysis at smooth frame rates while you lucky "late-adopters" need to stick with substandard DirectX 9 graphics and worse performance?

I can deal with that. :)

I bet the people who bought a 9800p for HL2 of a fx5900 for Doom3 felt the same way. All it's gonna take is for Crysis to get delayed yet again, and the 8-series/2900 series owners will wind up in the same position.

Anybody who bought a 9800 Pro/XT for Half-Life 2 got along fine... the 9800's performed great in HL2.

It was great if you weren't using a high resolution (I know, I played HL2 on a 9800pro...). But the late adopters got x800xt's and 6800gt's to play with.
 

Keysplayr

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Wouldn't know about 5600 or 9000 series. Just my 5900. DoomIII ran ok. But better on my 5900Ultra. More mem helped on that game.
 

dadach

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sooo...

c2d 4300@ 3.0
4gb ram
hd2900xt
vista 64-bit

1680x1050
high
2048x2048
normal
msaax4


min 8.3 :(
max 37.7 :/
avg 18.3 :(

do share your results :)
 

McArra

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DX9 version of that game worked that bad also.

Not to mention is not a native Dx10 game...
 

becco

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single HD2900XT Cat 7.5
Shadow
http://i162.photobucket.com/al...22/Shadow_Analysis.png

Antialiasing
http://i162.photobucket.com/al...ialiasing_Analysis.png

Video resolution
Pain ... :) ... from 1024x768 to 1920x1200 without AA.
and do it again... from 1024x768 to 1920x1200 with 4xMSAA
http://i162.photobucket.com/al...esolution_Analysis.png

Screenshot benchmark result:
1680x1050 High NoAA: http://img510.imageshack.us/im.../16801050resulthk4.jpg
1680x1050 High 4xAA: http://img511.imageshack.us/im...0x10504aaresultzg2.jpg

DX10 Screenshot
http://img508.imageshack.us/im...186/168010504aaju6.jpg

HD2900XT > 8800GTX in CoJ DX10
 

VERTIGGO

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Originally posted by: Nightmare225
Originally posted by: doggyfromplanetwoof
I told my friend he wasted money on a 8800GTX.

This demo here, brings it to the KNEES!!!! Does not get above 20fps AVG. Lol


I feel sorry for the poor bastards who got a 8xxx video card for DX10.

You mean the poor bastards who will enjoy Crysis at smooth frame rates while you lucky "late-adopters" need to stick with substandard DirectX 9 graphics and worse performance?

I can deal with that. :)

We can only hope. I seriously won't expect too much from Crysis when it's first released, unless you're the type who says "sure my 9800pro ran that game fine, don't know what you're talking about" when you are benching at 800x600 without AF:eek: