» Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:41 am
They didn't make you buy that.
So why did you NEED an i7 2600k over an i5 2500k and 8GB overpriced Vengeance RAM over generic 4GB Ram? Even if the game did support DX11, that is pointless for gaming.
Did you play Crysis 1 when it came out? Did it not need highend hardware to max it out? I expected the sequel to push the limit with graphics compared to the old one. Thats why.
Because I am 37 years old and have been gaming since Atari. But more specifically, I have been a PC GAMER SINCE APPLE II+. I am a hardcoe videogamer of consoles and pc's and when it comes to pc's I am a PC gaming ENTHUSIAST. That is why that hardware is available, to run the newest cutting edge games, and software.
Why do you think they invent this highend stuff? For their health?
A cheaper i5 2500k and 4gb of generic ram WILL max out Crysis, I know because that's what I played with. It will do the same for Crysis 2.
The i7 has hyperthreading which is useless for games, so you get no real advantage in Crysis because it does not utilise the 8 cores, and it runs in 32bit - DOES NOT ADDRESS MORE THAN 4GB.
You're own ignorance/stupidity caused your problem here.
The i7 with hyperthreading is for audio/video editors that need all possible cores running, not for gamers. It doesn't matter what developers promise, the higher end hardware caters to specific uses.
You are making assumptions. I shouldn't have to explain my whole situation, but here goes. I am a PC GAMER. I am also and Electronic Music Producer, and I also am an intermediate 3D Graphics designer. As the other gentleman stated, the I7 2600K is highly open for upping its speed, as well as overclocking. I work in 3D Studio, Adobe Photoshop, Premiere, Afteraffects, Reason 5.0, Adobe Audtion, and a whole slew of other non-gaming programs for music production and hobby 3D animation.
My pc before this upgrade was fine, but since Crysis 2 was coming out I chose to upgrade for it, and it would improve my current software performance as well.
I knew what I was doing when I bought this hardware.