Will this run Crysis 3?!?!?!

[roostar9000]

Ive put together a gaming rig that i think is very reasonable for the price. i want to know if it will max out crysis 3 and any other game it plays.
CPU: Intel Core i5 3570K
Motherboard:ASROCK Z77 Extreme 4 Motherboard
GPU:HIS Radeon 7950 3GB
RAM: GEIL 8GB DDR3-1600 DIMM Dragon RAM
PSU:WideTech 750W 80+ Gaming PSU -Double +12V Rail Design -140mm FAN

If you dont think this will max out Crysis 3 could you please tell me how i could upgrade my system.
Thanks

 

[ASHISH65]

no buddy even 2x hd 7950 cannot maxout crysis3. but you will able run it high settings with 40+ fps with lowering AA

 

[roostar9000]

How would i go in other games?

 

[ASHISH65]

other games easily it can max

 

[wh3resmycar]

Ive put together a gaming rig that i think is very reasonable for the price. i want to know if it will max out crysis 3 and any other game it plays.
CPU: Intel Core i5 3570K
Motherboard:ASROCK Z77 Extreme 4 Motherboard
GPU:HIS Radeon 7950 3GB
RAM: GEIL 8GB DDR3-1600 DIMM Dragon RAM
PSU:WideTech 750W 80+ Gaming PSU -Double +12V Rail Design -140mm FAN

If you dont think this will max out Crysis 3 could you please tell me how i could upgrade my system.
Thanksp

run crysis maxed out? yes. run smoothly @ 1080p probably not depending on your FPS target.

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/crysis_3_graphics_performance_review_benchmark,7.html


btw the GTX titan is the only single GPU card that hit 60fps (which is butter smooth territory) from the benchmark above.

 

[jessterman21]

run crysis maxed out? yes. run smoothly @ 1080p probably not depending on your FPS target.

Lol, good call. You'll get better performance in C3 from a GTX 660Ti - it's cheaper, too (unless you're counting on the game bundle with the HD 7950). Matches performance of the HD 7950 in other games.

 

[jk47]

Crysis 3 will give you some real headaches. It looks pretty when you stand still, but on any setting the FPS fluctuations are almost unbearable. First time with a major game I've felt the visual experience was very poor due to a lack of optimization. 80 fps in a room, look out the window, boom! dips as low as 20fps for a quick second.

Frankly as a game, it's quite over-rated. Even with it's B+ ratings, beneath the shell of pretty visuals, it's around a C+


Source: bought it, played it with a 690, used FRAPS

 

[Airm3n]

Strange I have no problems or dips on my gtx titan. And i'm running at the max settings except for my AA which I run at medium. At 5760x1080 with 3d enabled. Perhaps you have your AA too high.

 

[jk47]

Strange I have no problems or dips on my gtx titan. And i'm running at the max settings except for my AA which I run at medium. At 5760x1080 with 3d enabled. Perhaps you have your AA too high.

I tweaked the settings endlessly to try and make it work smoothly - there was no way to get past it. In fact, despite the issues, my GPU's were hardly going past 75% usage, and there were no other bottlenecks present.

I had played it about a month after release, and at the time it was a common issue affecting many users with nvidia cards - seemed to hit the 500 series the hardest. But even with a 690 it was affecting me.

It could have been rectified through update/drivers in the meantime.

 

[wh3resmycar]

multi GPu cards microstutters don't it?

 

[jessterman21]

multi GPu cards microstutters don't it?

Nvidia SLI uses frame-metering which almost eradicates microstutter, where AMD is still working on a fix for CrossfireX.

 

[Fishwithadeagle]

I would like to comment the card can max out crysis. It all depends on your resolution that you want to run at. I have a 7870 hawk, and with my max overclock on a 1440x900 screen, I can get all settings on ultra (including 8x AA, along with antriscopic filtering). This runs at arund ~50 fps, which is not bad. Unless you are trying to run triple monitors, I would say that you are fine with your computer set up.