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Actually C2 is heavier than C1 at low settings.. C1 at ultra low settings will give higher FPS than C2 at gamer settings (or lowest possible)
But at high settings, it changes
With or without the HD pack and DX11 ??
Actually C2 is heavier than C1 at low settings.. C1 at ultra low settings will give higher FPS than C2 at gamer settings (or lowest possible)
But at high settings, it changes
With or without the HD pack and DX11 ??
lol, tough to believe that. Must have been really painful still.For 1024*768
I've played Crysis 1 on the lowest settings long time back on Nvidia 7200/7300. (Thats is a really bad GPU)
lol, tough to believe that.
For 1024*768
I've played Crysis 1 on the lowest settings long time back on Nvidia 7200/7300. (Thats is a really bad GPU)
I don't think Crysis 2 will playable on anything less than 8800gt.
So like Nerevarine said C2 at low settings (With or without the HD pack and DX11 ) is heavier than C1 at low settings
For me C1 and Warhead were heavier than C2.
yup, my temperatures reach 75C when I play C1.. but it stays below 70 in C2
True FPS should be the measurement of game performance but some games really won't heat up your GPU like Railworks 2
Even if it reaches full GPU Load ??
it never reached full gpu load at-least at 1920*1080 with every graphic settings maxed out.
Hi, I'm casual gamer. I just upgraded my system with Gigabyte H61-DS2 MB & Intel G2020 processor. I already have ATI Radeon HD5450 DDR3 1GB graphics card. But I want to know that can I able to handle some old games (GTA 4, Crysis Warhead, etc) in low-middle settings with Intel onboard gpu i.e. Intel HD 4000 which has only 64mb dedicated graphics as I know. So I need to install my Radeon HD 5450 graphics card? Is Intel HD 4000 onboard shared memory is better than Radeon HD 5450 in terms of gaming? I got 6.1 ratings for gaming on Intel HD 4000 & 5.9 rating for gaming on ATI Radeon HD 5450.