Worlds most demanding game

[username_57]

Hello,
does any1 know what the worlds most demanding computer game is?

 

[neon neophyte]

nonsense, just like everything you say

 

[MMO Fan]

nonsense, just like everything you say

Funny thing is I copy and pasted what you said.

 

[neon neophyte]

except i make sense. you should try it. while you are at it, grow up

 

[Russell_PC]

Does anyone know if its the 2gb Vram alone that stops the 680 from outperforming the 7970 3gb in games like metro 2033?

cause if so then waiting for the 4gb 680 is the way to go

 

[MMO Fan]

except i make sense. you should try it. while you are at it, grow up

See what the problem is when you post nonsense like this "you'd just not use a product over googling others experiences with it" which undermines TH credibility among many other legit publications and it just makes you seem like a real dunce just sayin. Stop bating me and lets keep this on topic.

 

[MMO Fan]

Does anyone know if its the 2gb Vram alone that stops the 680 from outperforming the 7970 3gb in games like metro 2033?

cause if so then waiting for the 4gb 680 is the way to go

one 1080P screen or even 2560x1600 will never need more than 2gb Vram.

 

[neon neophyte]

the only dunce here is you kid.

 

[MMO Fan]

the only dunce here is you kid.

sure bud but lets keep this on point we are getting personal and childish lets agree to disagree and water under the bridge I forgive you ;-)

 

[PCgamer81]

sure bud but lets keep this on point we are getting personal and childish lets agree to disagree and water under the bridge I forgive you ;-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woySeSNBL3o

 

[MMO Fan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woySeSNBL3o

yes you are a troll and please grow up.

 

[PCgamer81]

I can cross my eyes. Yeah, it does get uncomfortable after a while.
However, I'm not getting that 3D effect.

The key is to create a middle image by crossing your eyes and then focusing in on that.

 

[bystander]

The key is to create a middle image by crossing your eyes and then focusing in on that.

We managed that part, but I think the part that put the most strain was how close to the screen you are. The further away, the less cross-eyed you become, but at too much of a distance, the 3D effect is partially lost too. The Crysis video was also half width, so everything looked distorted. Still, it was pretty cool that you can see 3D with no special hardware.

 

[PCgamer81]

We managed that part, but I think the part that put the most strain was how close to the screen you are. The further away, the less cross-eyed you become, but at too much of a distance, the 3D effect is partially lost too. The Crysis video was also half width, so everything looked distorted. Still, it was pretty cool that you can see 3D with no special hardware.

Doesn't look as good as my 3DS and to top it off I'm starting to feel a little sick.

 

[bystander]

I definitely don't recommend this as a 3D option. The little instructional video looked better, in part because it wasn't distorted.

 

[Gman450]

I definitely don't recommend this as a 3D option. The little instructional video looked better, in part because it wasn't distorted.

I wouldn't recommend it as a 3D option either. Just for pure amusement.

 

[meltbox360]

I have been playing Zelda: A Link to the past on the ZNES emulator so really a GTS 450 would be overkill for me right now.

Who cares what the most demanding game. LTTP is the best game anyway

But actually it is...

But since we are discussing demanding games. I would say any modern game with a mod. I mean even load up Battlefield 2 (Not bad company or the other humiliations Dice has created since their masterpiece) and grab reality mod then download radeonpro and max everything in radeonpro and the game. Good luck playing that super smooth, still comes in under a gb of Vram though...

 

[saasthavasan]

Hello,
does any1 know what the worlds most demanding computer game is?

 

[saasthavasan]

i think it should be crysis 3 or metro last light...

 

[Marcopolo123]

Minesweeper

 

[Kinitawowi]

Dwarf Fortress.

Seriously, the learning curve on that game is ridiculous, the controls are horrendously unintuitive and the planning intricacies are truly taxing on the brain.

...oh, you meant demanding as in technical demands? Dunno. 😀 (Although you do still need a half-decent CPU to get DF running well. It gets very choppy when you've got a lot going on.)