Crysis Official Site Launches

DeadlyFire - 906 days 14 hours ago

It doesn't cost that much. Use that calculater on your PC. You can easily get a good PC within that range for $1200-2400. Depending on what speed RAM and what processor you go with. Intel CPUs get a slash in July and a few new Intel Core 2 Duos coming with cheaper prices around the same time.

Q6600 Quad-core CPU + Motherboard = $499
8800 GTS(320 MB DDR3)GPU = $300
160 GB HDD = $60
2 GB RAM = $100

Case + PSU
1. Case + 700 W = $100
2. Case + 500 W = $40

16x DVD-ROM + 52x CD drive = $25
Monitor 19" - 22" = $150-300

Cheaper side: $1150
Higher end of same stuff = $1360

Also add in Win XP($100) or Vista($100-400), Keyboard+Mouse($20-50), maybe speakers($2-100)

PSU can vary as well depending on what you want in your system. Like if you wanted SLI best to get 600-800 Watt.

All of those prices come from Tigerdirect.com might can get better deals on some other sites like newegg.com, and others.

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The_Firestarter - 906 days 13 hours ago

You're absolutely correct, DeadlyFire. I hate assumptions, like as if it costs "$3,000" to play the game. It's so annoying, I swear. I know a bunch of people think this game looks really good, but are afraid to admit it, because they wouldn't want to spend "$3,000 for just one game." That over-exaggerations is so typically widely accepted, but incorrect.

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Rybnik - 905 days 17 hours ago

I think I can say with 100% certainty that Crysis on max settings easily looks better than 2005 Killzone CGI. OMG!! that second video was mind blowing!! Haze, and Uncharted look good, but this is really within a few percentage points of photo-real. The problem is that few will be able to enjoy it like this, 'til at least a year so after it comes out..!

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