Originally posted by: MegaVovaN
Someone had the link to that game for MONTHS in their sig with link text "Let's see Core 2 Duo handle this much physics".
Originally posted by: destrekor
i refuse to buy that damned physics card. I'll wait till nVidia comes out with their physics-on-GPU method, however I have a crossfire system so not sure if I can really couple anything with my 8800gts.
plus, Crytek said they don't need any PPU to do the great physics that CryEngine 2.0 is capable of and specifically to the extent Crysis uses.
Originally posted by: TheoPetro
Originally posted by: destrekor
i refuse to buy that damned physics card. I'll wait till nVidia comes out with their physics-on-GPU method, however I have a crossfire system so not sure if I can really couple anything with my 8800gts.
plus, Crytek said they don't need any PPU to do the great physics that CryEngine 2.0 is capable of and specifically to the extent Crysis uses.
crysis is gonna take one mother of a cpu though
Originally posted by: destrekor
Originally posted by: TheoPetro
Originally posted by: destrekor
i refuse to buy that damned physics card. I'll wait till nVidia comes out with their physics-on-GPU method, however I have a crossfire system so not sure if I can really couple anything with my 8800gts.
plus, Crytek said they don't need any PPU to do the great physics that CryEngine 2.0 is capable of and specifically to the extent Crysis uses.
crysis is gonna take one mother of a cpu though
all I know is that currently, iirc, the game, when demo'd, is on a single 8800 (likely gtx), same with UT3.
hopefully my rig as it stands provides a great quality experience at 1280x1024 (limited by monitor).