according to this .....
What was a surprise was game's performance, enhanced by major optimization to the Crytek engine. According to Crytek, the demo I played was running on a PC that cost about $700, with two gigabytes of RAM and an Nvidia GeForce 8800GT, at 1280 x 1024 resolution and high detail settings. And it looked terrific, running at what looked like about 30 steady frames per second. Crytek's goal in optimizing the engine was to make solid performance available to the average user on modest hardware. They plan to release official recommended PC specs for Warheadnext week.
so why have they not updated crysis with an amazing patch ?
What was a surprise was game's performance, enhanced by major optimization to the Crytek engine. According to Crytek, the demo I played was running on a PC that cost about $700, with two gigabytes of RAM and an Nvidia GeForce 8800GT, at 1280 x 1024 resolution and high detail settings. And it looked terrific, running at what looked like about 30 steady frames per second. Crytek's goal in optimizing the engine was to make solid performance available to the average user on modest hardware. They plan to release official recommended PC specs for Warheadnext week.
so why have they not updated crysis with an amazing patch ?