DigitalFoundry - Crysis 1080p60 Grail Quest (Overclock Edition)

Published 14 July, 2009 Duration 3:08

Can an i7 and GTX295 overclock bring us any closer to the Crysis 1080p60 achievement?

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  • Tkozy #1 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

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  • Tkozy #2 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

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  • Tkozy #3 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

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  • Tkozy #4 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

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  • Tkozy #5 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

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  • Tkozy #6 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

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  • Tkozy #7 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

    First!

  • Tkozy #8 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

    First!

  • Tkozy #9 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

    First!

  • Tkozy #10 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

    First!

  • Tkozy #11 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

    First!

  • Tkozy #12 3 years ago

    Those large draw distances holding all of that water and foliage really does a number on frame rates... The extraordinarily pretty explosions also pwn the fps.

    First!

  • beorntheold #13 3 years ago

    way to go, tkozy! :D

    btw, they should call this "1080p60 or how NOT to play crysis"

  • Cadence #14 3 years ago

    tit

  • Darksjeik #15 5 months ago

    I have a 1090t 6 core running at stock 3,2 Ghz with 8gb DDR3 RipjawX 1333 DDR3 and 2 HD6950 2GB gpu's in crossfire for a total of 4GB dedicated videomemory. crysis on very high settings averages about 45-50 frames with me. It'll easily hit 60+ in smaller area's but the hardcore stuff like Harbor Assault I'm not getting above 50 fps.

    Running Crysis 1080p/60 ? Maybe on an i7 2600k paired with an HD6990 but I'm sure even that will dip at some point.