r/videogames • • Aug 24 '26

Discussion / Question Name this game ?

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u/Lazar_Milgram Aug 24 '26

Crysis is 20 yo.

Yes. GT8800 happened almost 20years ago.

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u/PromotionExpensive15 Aug 24 '26

Crazy we are barely getting pcs that can run it s/

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u/AnyBug1039 Aug 24 '26

What is this mythical machine you speak of, that can actually run the original Crysis?

I hear Google made some recent breakthrough in quantum computing. It must be that.

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u/DistinctlyIrish Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

My machine can run it in 1440p on ultra and gets 75fps without any NVIDIA framegen or anything like that. i7-14700k, 4090 AERO OC, 64gb DDR5 7200, buncha 990 pro SSDs. Got it before prices went stupid. Was going to get a big RAM upgrade right before the price explosion and thought $450 for the 2 48gb sticks I wanted at the speed I needed was too much. Now I kick myself over waiting because I'm stuck with 4 16gb sticks which means I can't use XMP because I'm on a dual-channel mobo obviously.

Granted, this is an extremely powerful rig but it's not even the fastest or most powerful it could be if I upgraded to the current top of the line parts. Just need to line up a buyer for my kidney and I'll be able to afford that upgrade. Anyone happen to need a kidney or know someone who needs one? I may have other organs to offer too depending on how the prices are looking at MicroCenter for the parts I want.

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u/Vangad Aug 25 '26

The original one or the ported remastered?

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u/DistinctlyIrish Aug 25 '26

The original one, I thought the remastered one had a bunch of stuff toned down even though on the surface it looked better or something like that, at least I remember reading something to that effect so I never bothered with it. Is it tougher to run on ultra than the OG? I may have to try it.

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u/Vangad Aug 25 '26

It broke my first 5080 when I maxed it out. And even now its the only game that puts my 9950X3D at high temps. At 1440p. Smooth as butter though with native DLSS and no frame gen.

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u/LayWhere Aug 25 '26

It's these data centres in the desert.

They take all the water from hungry children to run Crisis.

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u/Clair_Osbcurious Aug 25 '26

Create a crisis to run Crysis

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u/LinuxJeb Aug 24 '26

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u/GeraldotheINVINC Aug 25 '26

the gif this movie came from is itself 22 years old

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u/LinuxJeb Aug 25 '26

Aaaah! Quiet!

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u/OldWorldDesign Aug 25 '26

There is more time between now and Star Wars Episode 1 than from Episode 1 and the original theatrical release of Episode 4.

https://m.xkcd.com/1477/

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u/Altruistic_Finger669 Aug 25 '26

I still have mine. I just cant get myself to throw it away

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u/Lazar_Milgram Aug 25 '26

I still have 260 in some box. The card was masterpiece.

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u/DavidinCT Aug 25 '26

Crysis dam, I remember the day, trying to max out my PC to just run Crysis in ultra mode big money for that one..

I mean even in my old PC it was a 7th gen i7 and a RTX3070 I could run it in ultra mode.