Crysis Demo - Who is playing?

[Ed Blown Vert]

[ATCharming]

demo? where did u get it. doi need a rela fast computer to play a game like this?

[Ed Blown Vert]

http://na.llnet.cdn.ea.com/u/demos/Crysis_SP_Demo.exe

You going to need a good computer.

[ATCharming]

http://na.llnet.cdn.ea.com/u/demos/Crysis_SP_Demo.exe

You going to need a good computer.

nvm then... what does it take to play games on a computer?
mine was a real cheap one. i got 896mb of ram, and an amd turion 64 processor. do i need to just upgrade ram? do i need a new processor, a specifics video card, audio card, or any other types of cards? (im not the most knowledgeable about computers)

[Knighthawk LS1]

http://www.crysis-online.com/Informa...0Requirements/

Thats the System requirements...

i'm BARILY squeeking by and i've got a decent computer as well

AMD FX-55/2.5GB ram/8800GTS/Creative X-Fi

I'm loading it up on vista right now i wanna try out my DX10 card for once

ATI Charming, if you can build a computer newegg.com has some great deals going on right now, if you dont know how to build a computer i'd be happy to either A) build it for you (you just pay shipping thats it) OR i can walk you through it.

Either way you need atleast a dual core CPU 2GB ram and a High end DX10 GPU

[ATCharming]

http://www.crysis-online.com/Informa...0Requirements/

Thats the System requirements...

i'm BARILY squeeking by and i've got a decent computer as well

AMD FX-55/2.5GB ram/8800GTS/Creative X-Fi

I'm loading it up on vista right now i wanna try out my DX10 card for once

ATI Charming, if you can build a computer newegg.com has some great deals going on right now, if you dont know how to build a computer i'd be happy to either A) build it for you (you just pay shipping thats it) OR i can walk you through it.

Either way you need atleast a dual core CPU 2GB ram and a High end DX10 GPU

generally how much would that all cost. do u mean build a computer like i send u mine and you install the extra stuff i need, etc? or a completely new one? if its gonna cost a couple grand ill wait till ig et my car first.

[ATCharming]

and i gotta have vista for this? i got xp... i know vista slows ocmputers down cuz it uses way too much ram, or processing speed, or w.e.

[Knighthawk LS1]

You can build a good solid machine for around 800 dollars, Crysis does not Require Vista however if you want DX10 graphics you'll need vista, ED is showing DX10 there, DX9 is just more along the lines of not having as much detail.

and building a computer is actually rather simple, just gatta make sure you do everything right, so you dont short out the motherboard or anything else.

[ATCharming]

You can build a good solid machine for around 800 dollars, Crysis does not Require Vista however if you want DX10 graphics you'll need vista, ED is showing DX10 there, DX9 is just more along the lines of not having as much detail.

and building a computer is actually rather simple, just gatta make sure you do everything right, so you dont short out the motherboard or anything else.

lets take this to pms

[Ed Blown Vert]

You can build a good solid machine for around 800 dollars, Crysis does not Require Vista however if you want DX10 graphics you'll need vista, ED is showing DX10 there, DX9 is just more along the lines of not having as much detail.

and building a computer is actually rather simple, just gatta make sure you do everything right, so you dont short out the motherboard or anything else.

Actually that is DX9, 1920x1200 with no AA.

[ATCharming]

Actually that is DX9 with no AA.

aa? sorry, trying to learn the lingo

[FSANE]

Who are the Enemies?

[Knighthawk LS1]

Actually that is DX9, 1920x1200 with no AA.

no ERFing way, mine was maxed out and i didnt have that good of graphics

[Knighthawk LS1]

aa? sorry, trying to learn the lingo

In computer graphics, antialiasing is a software technique for diminishing jaggies - stairstep-like lines that should be smooth. Jaggies occur because the output device, the monitor or printer, doesn't have a high enough resolution to represent a smooth line. Antialiasing reduces the prominence of jaggies by surrounding the stairsteps with intermediate shades of gray (for gray-scaling devices) or color (for color devices). Although this reduces the jagged appearance of the lines, it also makes them fuzzier.

Another method for reducing jaggies is called smoothing, in which the printer changes the size and horizontal alignment of dots to make curves smoother.

Antialiasing is sometimes called oversampling.

[Knighthawk LS1]

Who are the Enemies?

The KORANS and i think aliens at some point....

**EDIT**

Yea so i now need a better computer I WANT ALL EYE CANDY + DX10 features!!!!!

too bad an 8800GTX is like 400.00 still

[DanWS6]

lol it'll take me 8 hours to download that... crappy dsl.

[Danger731]

Downloading now

[Danger731]

Usin the wireless on the laptop looks to be 1 hour download time.
824 am

[FSANE]

how do i check if my system is comparable?

[Ed Blown Vert]

no ERFing way, mine was maxed out and i didnt have that good of graphics

Its not DX10 because I am still running XP Pro.

I think the 1920x1200 helped alot.