Freestylingford
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Last update was supposedly January 08 but not day specific.
How to run crysis at Very High
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hpi
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It can't, the laptop would have to be huge and have an insane amount of power.
Motoxrdude
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Think about it, laptops have to run on very low power. Also, you have to sacrifice some power to fit it in such a small space. It's mainly the motherboard that bottlenecks.
BluePlum
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Well i can run COD4 maxed out fine, Bioshock with my hands behind my back. But crysis will start to lag after awhile on medium. MEDIUM! i have 2042 ram, 512 ram for gpu, Duel nvidia 8700gt with sli, intel centrino duo 2.4 ( thats to 2.4 chips ) and my computer can do light shows. The most powerfull laptop in the world, AND YOUR TELLING ME I CANT PLAY CRYSIS LAG FREE? ILL KILL U! lol jks, My cooling pad should be coming soon, But want i want to no is does anyone have any tips? like how to get maximum airflow, Do all my lights that i have on decrease performance? Usualy when i run crysis my 2nd LCD panel ( thats right my laptop has a cool 2nd LCD, displaying emails, performance, time, you name it. The ram gets higher and higher until it can get up to 90%.
Dell XPS M1730, Well time to watch a light show. ( i have vista )
Dell XPS M1730, Well time to watch a light show. ( i have vista )
to put it in perspective, the PC in my sig only gets 20-25fps in crysis with everything on very high @ 1280x1024 and AA disabled (was just playing it for the past few hours). but i haven't gotten to the snow yet which is the real fps killer.
last time i played it i only had an e6300 and 5gb of ram. was getting the same FPS with everything on high and a few on medium. in the snow i had to lower some settings to low to maintain 20 fps.
like i said earlier, you need more then 2gb of ram for crysis. thats probably why its lagging. you can have the worlds fastest video cards, but if you don't have much ram your pc will lag since it will have to constantly access the hard drive for textures, sounds, etc that the game needs.
last time i played it i only had an e6300 and 5gb of ram. was getting the same FPS with everything on high and a few on medium. in the snow i had to lower some settings to low to maintain 20 fps.
like i said earlier, you need more then 2gb of ram for crysis. thats probably why its lagging. you can have the worlds fastest video cards, but if you don't have much ram your pc will lag since it will have to constantly access the hard drive for textures, sounds, etc that the game needs.
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Iluvpenguins
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i only get around 25FPS on high settings with my pc...i wouldn't expect a laptop to top that.
Yes, thats because they are them and Crysis is Crysis...just because you can run those on max doesn't mean Crysis can. Crysis is pretty hardware intensive and even very very high end computer can't run it perfectly on the highest most settings.
Yes, thats because they are them and Crysis is Crysis...just because you can run those on max doesn't mean Crysis can. Crysis is pretty hardware intensive and even very very high end computer can't run it perfectly on the highest most settings.
Motoxrdude
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Dont you understand? You can't max out crisis on that setup. You simply don't have a powerful enough computer to max it out.
Iluvpenguins
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Cooling won't do you much good, if you want to play the game max...drop a load of cash when the next video card series come out and then try. Your laptop, nor any laptop for that matter, will run Crysis on high smoothly
Iluvpenguins
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It may help resolve the laggy part, but don't expect it to cure it. The lag may be caused by overheating...so the extra cooling could help that.
Motoxrdude
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It might help the "laggin over time" because your laptop may be heating up and clocking down to reduce heat. But it may have a memory leak as well, so who knows.
Froboy7391_99
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The computer with the best Graphics setup in the world can not play it with repspectable fps when maxed out(1920x1080 4xAA).
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2007/12/13/nvidia_3-way_sli_on_nforce_680i_preview/5
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2007/12/13/nvidia_3-way_sli_on_nforce_680i_preview/5