Crysis on a GeForce 8800 GT

Core 2 Duo e6300 @ 2.2ghz
2gb RAM
XFX GeForce 8800GT

To clarify things, I have edited the CVars of "high" settings to be equivalent to "very high" because I use XP.

Also, note that FRAPS recording the game halved my frame rate, so the FPS shown should be doubled for the actual framerate without FRAPS.

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[TheMitsaras98]

@marcopereli really? how much faster is your gpu than this? tell me the speeds and the mb i maybe gonna buy it

[marcopereli]

@DFnDMonzteR , so what should i be getting on my gtx 460 .. 400 fps?

[DFnDMonzteR]

@marcopereli But custom too so yeah

[marcopereli]

@DFnDMonzteR bull shit lol... thats pull crap

[DFnDMonzteR]

@metalnudel Yeah it will but you need about like 4 g ran in order to play smoothly.

[DFnDMonzteR]

@Denexx nope wrong i got a nVidia 8800 GTS i get 102 fps. 8 g ram.

[Usul573]

@TheCooko0

Fine choice, it's also good to know the differences between AMD and Nvidia cards and their technology though before you buy a card.

Some people might say the 6870 1GB might be well worth the extra $30 or so, but the 6850 is certainly great, it's more powerful than the 4890 in every way.

It'll smoke a surprising amount of games at 2560x1600.

[TheCooko0]

@Usul573 ok thnx man i think i'll go for the 6850 1GB :)

[Usul573]

@TheCooko0

GTX 550 1GB is about $150.

The 5770 1GB can go for $115 and is only a little slower overall and still a very serious gaming card.

The 6790 1GB is around $150 and mostly faster than the GTX 550 1GB.

Then there's the GTX 460 768MB which can be as cheap as $155 and can beat all of them mostly.

Then the 6850 1GB is $170 and can probably beat all of them.

It's a little crazy, but any of those will make you happy and I recommend them.

Avoid GTS 450 1GB and 5750 1GB and outdated cards.

[TheCooko0]

@Usul573

And how much would one of these be?