Can crysis run on ati 5870 with very high quality

[sunnyp_343]

hi folks.
i m going to buy ati 5870 or 5850 this week.but i want to know that can these card run crysis warhead on 60 fps in very high setting on 1400*900 resolution.my budget is 600$.my system is cpu c2d 6800 motherboard xfx 650i ultra 3gb ram ddr 2.pls help me.sorry for my english

 

[cgintz]

No you will not get 60 fps consistently and maybe never with just one 5870 or 5850.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

5850 does!

 

[brockh]

Hey sunnyp,

A 5870 or 5850 should be able to run Crysis at or above 50 FPS (which should present no visual stuttering) at Very High with no anti-aliasing applied. Using these performance charts we can see that the HD 5870 and HD 5850 run it at a Very High setting with two times Anti-Aliasing using the 1280x1024 resolution at 40.6 and 48.5 FPS respectively. If you disable Anti-Aliasing you should see at least a five FPS increase on both fronts.

Crysis Warhead is a little more optimized and will provide possibly another four or five FPS increase over the original Crysis at comparable settings.

Some may argue for 1440x900 resolution 1680x1050 is a better judge of performance, but a 1280x1024 resolution has 2304 pixels, and 1440x900 has 2340 pixels; that is only 36 pixels away as opposed to 1680x1050's 2730 pixels (426 pixels away).

A note on this performance however: The benchmarks were done using a Core i7 machine with DDR3 memory. Your Core 2 Duo will not provide comparable CPU results and your memory will not provide comparable memory results creating a disparity that may dip your total performance a noticible amount of frames.

 

[sunnyp_343]

on which cpu they made that performance test.i ve c2d 6800.and cpu also make the difference.

 

[jaguarskx]

hi folks.
i m going to buy ati 5870 or 5850 this week.but i want to know that can these card run crysis warhead on 60 fps in very high setting on 1400*900 resolution.my budget is 600$.my system is cpu c2d 6800 motherboard xfx 650i ultra 3gb ram ddr 2.pls help me.sorry for my english

No.

See benchmark for 1280 x 1024 which comes closest in total number of pixels to 1400 x 900. If you are willing to buy the HD 5970 and overclock it, then you can reach 60FPS, but it will not be constant. On top of that, the test rig uses an Intel Core i7-975 Extreme Edition processor (3.33 GHz, 6.4 GT/s QPI).

Source:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/radeon-hd5970_7.html#sect2

 

[sunnyp_343]

at the end i can only say that gaming is very expensive habbit.high-end cpu i7,high-end gpu5970 or 295.then big lcd.oh.man

 

[Maziar]

wow,you have posted 4 thread with one subject.