MSI GTX 560 Ti Twin Frzr II/i5 2500k 4.5ghz: Crysis 2 DX11 + High Res Pack w/ Commentary Part 1

Someone asked me how Crysis 2 ran, and it runs great even with the dx 11 update and high res pack. Steady 30 fps on my system which is as follows:

GPU: MSi GTX 560 Ti Twin Frzr II OC'd to 1000mhz on the core clock, 2100 on the shader clocks. Max load temps are 60 celcius.

CPU: Core i5 2500k OC'd to 4.5ghz(45 multiplier) max load temps are 61 celcius on a Hyper 212+ cooler.

RAM: Gskill 2x2GB DDR3 1600mhz

Mobo: Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3

Without fraps it runs smoother at about 40 to 50 fps.

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[ChrisDlaTeck]

This is pretty retarded dude. How are you gonna upload an example of how the high-res pack looks in 480p. 1 word. FAIL. I liked your video tho bitch.

[ChrisRey3156]

@ChrisDlaTeck lol bish its still processing, its available in 108p now

[ChrisRey3156]

Part 2 will be up soon. These files are huge.

[hiephoi058]

is it easy to oc the 2500k?

[tehJimmyy]

do u had to change the voltages to oc it to 1GHZ?

[ChrisRey3156]

@iBraaapHD I agree go with the 560 ti for now, then add in another 560 ti when the 600 series comes out and finally upgrading to a single 700 series nvidia gpu. My friend has two 6850 in crossfire and theres some noticeable microstutter in the game and its distracting in my opinion, same might happen with the 6870's.

[Reiincarnation]

@iBraaapHD go with the GTX 560 ti . 1 stronger card is better than 2 weaker ones since you can always SLI it later