But can it play Crysis?
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But can it play Crysis?
No, really. We all know Crysis and sometimes Crysis: Warhead will put a strain on any rig dropping frames below 60fps maxed out. Does g-sync address those frame drops and we can finally play uber smooth Crysis?!
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I played Crisis 1 and 2 and both worked great. I was getting well over 100 fps in both.ZTylerDurden wrote:No, really. We all know Crysis and sometimes Crysis: Warhead will put a strain on any rig dropping frames below 60fps maxed out. Does g-sync address those frame drops and we can finally play uber smooth Crysis?!
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sort of... as discussed in the other thread, motion will still start to really suffer once fps drops below 40 or so.
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That apparently isnt the case with the retail gsync monitors anymore. It will remain smooth down to 30s... and lower it will just feel like slow fps, but no artifacts until ur in the teens.flood wrote:sort of... as discussed in the other thread, motion will still start to really suffer once fps drops below 40 or so.
Was the case with that beta monitor, yes.
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Re: But can it play Crysis?
Wait hold on, what beta monitors? I just ordered this one:Edmond wrote:That apparently isnt the case with the retail gsync monitors anymore. It will remain smooth down to 30s... and lower it will just feel like slow fps, but no artifacts until ur in the teens.flood wrote:sort of... as discussed in the other thread, motion will still start to really suffer once fps drops below 40 or so.
Was the case with that beta monitor, yes.
http://overlordcomputer.com/collections ... 8qe-g-sync
Re: But can it play Crysis?
30fps...Edmond wrote:That apparently isnt the case with the retail gsync monitors anymore. It will remain smooth down to 30s... and lower it will just feel like slow fps, but no artifacts until ur in the teens.flood wrote:sort of... as discussed in the other thread, motion will still start to really suffer once fps drops below 40 or so.
Was the case with that beta monitor, yes.
40fps...
smooth?!
My head hurts.
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q X
Re: But can it play Crysis?
Eh?Edmond wrote:That apparently isnt the case with the retail gsync monitors anymore. It will remain smooth down to 30s... and lower it will just feel like slow fps, but no artifacts until ur in the teens.flood wrote:sort of... as discussed in the other thread, motion will still start to really suffer once fps drops below 40 or so.
Was the case with that beta monitor, yes.
If you're talking about the Rog Swift, it doesn't refresh under 30Hz.
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q X
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Re: But can it play Crysis?
Crysis and warhead are excellent with g-sync. Probably the best showpieces, along with metro 2033
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Re: But can it play Crysis?
Seriously can't wait. Still wondering what this guy above said about beta monitors and if the one I purchased fits that category.fenderjaguar wrote:Crysis and warhead are excellent with g-sync. Probably the best showpieces, along with metro 2033
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I haven't tried Crysis or Crysis Warhead.
But I tried Crysis 3 with G-sync. And it works pretty well at 80fps average.
It's running on a newer version of the same engine. So I'm optimistic Crysis and Crysis Warhead will play well with it as well.
As to what Edmond said, it doesn't make much sense, so I wouldn't worry about it. I suppose when he says beta monitors, he's probably referring to the monitor you ordered. As it was the first G-sync solution available to consumers at the time.
But I tried Crysis 3 with G-sync. And it works pretty well at 80fps average.
It's running on a newer version of the same engine. So I'm optimistic Crysis and Crysis Warhead will play well with it as well.
As to what Edmond said, it doesn't make much sense, so I wouldn't worry about it. I suppose when he says beta monitors, he's probably referring to the monitor you ordered. As it was the first G-sync solution available to consumers at the time.
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q X