Crysis System Requirements Thread (old)

[Tom]

Here are the current speculated specs which can be found in the Information Center on this site...


Minimum Requirements

CPU: Athlon 64 3000+/Intel 2.8ghz
Graphics: Nvidia 6200 or ATI X1300 - Shader Model 2.0
RAM: 768MB on Windows XP or 1GB on Windows Vista
HDD: 6GB
Internet: 256k+
Optical Drive: DVD
Software: DX9.0c with Windows XP

Recommended Requirements

CPU: Dual-core CPU (Athlon X2/Pentium D)
Graphics: Nvidia 7600 or ATI X1600 Pro (SM 3.0) or DX10 equivalent
RAM: 1.5GB+
HDD: 6GB
Internet: 512k+ (128k+ upstream)
Optical Drive: DVD
Software: DX9.0c with Windows XP


These are estimates only and are no way official. I just want to makesure that is clear. However, if you have a graphics card similar in performance to, or better than a 7800GTX, then expect to play Crysis quite nicely ( presuming your other system specs are up to scratch ).

The estimated requirements have been updated since the responses in this thread were posted. Please don't use the information below as an accurate reference.

[Iceman]

I am czech. .Have this tha same requirements as Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter?

[Tom]

They will be somewhat higher than Ghost Recon. The main difference I would say are the CPU requirements. Crysis will rely alot on the CPU for performance as it will need to calculate physics, AI and perform tasks like sending masses of graphical data to the GPU.etc

Basically, it will be the 2007 equivalent to "Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter" requirements.

Cheers!

[jakeh_16]

hi all,

i heard that crysis will run on direct X 9 as well.

well im wondering if my pc will run it.

my specs are:

Pentium D 3.2ghz Dual core
2gb DDR2 RAM
2 x 6800GS 256mb on SLI mode
120GB sata 2
160GB IDE
ASUS P5ND2-SLI mobo



do u thing my pc will run crysis, if so on what graphics settings?

[SpannerMagnet]

It should be able to handle it on Low detailed grahpical settings.

[Tom]

jakeh_16, welcome to the forum.

I've merged your topic with this one to keep all system requirement questions in the same thread.

[Iceman]

run this game on the graphic:GF7800GS?-agp .graphics settings?

[SpannerMagnet]

Could you rephrase that? Sorry, I just don't really understand what your trying to say.
Are you trying to say would Crysis work on an AGP GeForce7800GS?

[Tom]

He's from czech so he may be hard to decode?

Iceman are you using an english translator?

[Iceman]

I would like with ask you on what graphics settings would start games crysis on graphic cards 7800GS-AGP? :-[

[SpannerMagnet]

Low/Medium, depends on the rest of your system of course.

[Iceman]

procesor:3.0GHZ-HyperTechnology,1.7GB ram,Graphic cards 7800GS-AGP without smoothing and of such idiocy it he'll run on what graphics settings?

[Tom]

My guess would be as follows...

Resolution: 1024x768
Textures: Max
Models: High Poly
Shading: High
Motion Blur: Off
Shadows: Hard
Diffuse Ray: Off
Effects: High
Cloud Detail: High
Smoke Detail: Medium
Particles: High

You should get about 30-40fps with those settings. However it may bog down in scenes with heaps of physics due to your CPU.

[Phoenix]

Admin, what was the CPU you told me before to get and how much is it, I forgot  :-\

[Iceman]

My guess would be as follows...

Resolution: 1024x768
Textures: Max
Models: High Poly
Shading: High
Motion Blur: Off
Shadows: Hard
Diffuse Ray: Off
Effects: High
Cloud Detail: High
Smoke Detail: Medium
Particles: High

You should get about 30-40fps with those settings. However it may bog down in scenes with heaps of physics due to your CPU.

ok

My guess would be as follows...

Resolution: 1024x768
Textures: Max
Models: High Poly
Shading: High
Motion Blur: Off
Shadows: Hard
Diffuse Ray: Off
Effects: High
Cloud Detail: High
Smoke Detail: Medium
Particles: High

You should get about 30-40fps with those settings. However it may bog down in scenes with heaps of physics due to your CPU.

nVidia GeForce 7800 GS
- frequency microchip: 375MHz
- memory: 256MB, 256-bit location DDR3
- frequency memory: 1,2GHz
- boundary-line: AGP8X
- exit: VGA, DVI-I, PT = PHYSICAL TRAINING-peep
- video entrance: no
- support SLI: no
- in extenso supports DirectX 9.0c (Shader mock-up 3.0)
- support OpenGL 2.0
- CineFX 4.0 architecture
- 16 pixel pipeline
- 6 vertex shaders

It will it suffice?
That is of better?Leadtek WF A7800GS 256MB DVI tv-out,AGP or MSI NX7800GS-TD256,GF7800GS,256MB DDR3,TV,DVI,AGP?

[Tom]

The card manufacturer such as Leadteak and MSI make just about no difference in performance and if the performance is different it will be because of a GPU variation and not from the card itself.

Phoenix, as for the CPU I recommeneded. It was a 4400+ Socket AM2 or a 4800+ (4400+ offers better bang for buck). Don't get a 3800+, 4200+, 4600+ or a 5000+ as they all have lower cache. You can always overclock a CPU's clock speed but you can't overclock/add more cache.

But if you can wait about a month, get an Intel Dual-Core Conroe, they should be the best at the time they're released.

Get this one as it will offer a good bang for your bucks - http://pcmaniacs.com.au/product_info.php?cPath=21_29&products_id=3151

[Iceman]

Geforce NX7800GS 256MB  he'll run on heavy expenses details how you are wrote?Outage Motion Blur and Diffuse Ray.What about ... ? will play work when I have slow processor,

[Tom]

I'm sorry, I couldn't understand what you just said. Are you using a language translator?

[Iceman]

I'm sorry, I couldn't understand what you just said. Are you using a language translator?

yes,sorry.on what graphic setting games start?processor:3.0GHZ-Hypertechnology almost two-core,1.7GB ram,Geforce NX7800GS-TD256.Without Motion Blur and Diffuse Ray

[Tom]

I already said...

My guess would be as follows...

Resolution: 1024x768
Textures: Max
Models: High Poly
Shading: High
Motion Blur: Off
Shadows: Hard
Diffuse Ray: Off
Effects: High
Cloud Detail: High
Smoke Detail: Medium
Particles: High

You should get about 30-40fps with those settings. However it may bog down in scenes with heaps of physics due to your CPU.