System requirements to play Crysis and the MWLL mod.

[Rally]

I dont know if Crysis supports it or not but that link says at the bottom "Note: This game listing is not representative of all titles that will be available, just those that AGEIA and it's developer and publisher partners are able to disclose."

That is just some stupid excuse, almost making me think, that PhysX technology could be stealthily hidden in any game. The truth is, the only notable game that supports PhysX is Mirror's Edge and that's it!

[Rockstone]

4870 1 gb
Phenom II 3.0 GHZ overclocked
4 GB of RAM


Thats my next upgrade, what do you guys think?

[(TLL)KitLightning]

It would be suitable

I have a 1024MB Sapphire 4870!

[Cauldron Borne]

4870 1 gb
Phenom II 3.0 GHZ overclocked
4 GB of RAM


Thats my next upgrade, what do you guys think?

Only thing would be in my opinion go for an  PHII 720 X3 BLACK ( almost as fast when clocked u fiddle with the mulitpiler) And consider a 4890 instead using the savings from the X4.

[2fisted]

ok, I've been upgrading my comp to play crisis, it seems good so far, I've had a few crashes at highest gfx settings.

This is what I have, I'm just curious as to others opinions, comments welcome-thx!
Vista
AMD Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition Box
Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-US2H                 
Caviar SE 250GB 7,200RPM Serial SATA2          8MB
OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 (1024MBx2) 1066 (PC2 8500) CL 5-5-5-15
Cooler Master Sileo 500                               
Thermaltake TR2 RX W0134RU 550W
EVGA GeForce GTS 250 512MB
3 gig ram

[Fokker1138]

ok, I've been upgrading my comp to play crisis, it seems good so far, I've had a few crashes at highest gfx settings.

This is what I have, I'm just curious as to others opinions, comments welcome-thx!
Vista
AMD Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition Box
Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-US2H                 
Caviar SE 250GB 7,200RPM Serial SATA2          8MB
OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 (1024MBx2) 1066 (PC2 8500) CL 5-5-5-15
Cooler Master Sileo 500                               
Thermaltake TR2 RX W0134RU 550W
EVGA GeForce GTS 250 512MB
3 gig ram

Make sure you have the most up to date drivers and get some temp monitoring software(I don't know if the hardware came with any) to make sure you're not overheating.

[2fisted]

Will do, thx for the tip!

[Rockstone]

My current rig is now:

GTX 260
Phenom II 940 3.4 GHZ overclocked
4 GB of RAM
750 GB hard drive space.

Now if only I could get my Damn Crysis Disk clean enough to install! 

[Ravir]

Now if only I could get my Damn Crysis Disk clean enough to install! 

If the disk is so damaged / dirty that doing additional damage isn't necessarily going to hurt it, try this:

1. Wash the data surface intensely with a harsh soap, make sure it's clean from dirt / oil / smudges
2. Wax it with car wax, be sure to buff it after waxing so that the surface is clean and shiny
3. Cross your fingers.

There's also several disc cleaning kits you can get that do essentially the same thing.  You wipe the disc clean, squirt some wax on it or on a wax pad, then put it in a crank-operated spinner and spin it for a bit to buff out the scratches.  Works really well unless you have deep gashes that actually penetrate all the protective layers and mar the data bands, in which case you're hosed.

[Defender]

Now if only I could get my Damn Crysis Disk clean enough to install! 

If the disk is so damaged / dirty that doing additional damage isn't necessarily going to hurt it, try this:

1. Wash the data surface intensely with a harsh soap, make sure it's clean from dirt / oil / smudges
2. Wax it with car wax, be sure to buff it after waxing so that the surface is clean and shiny
3. Cross your fingers.

There's also several disc cleaning kits you can get that do essentially the same thing.  You wipe the disc clean, squirt some wax on it or on a wax pad, then put it in a crank-operated spinner and spin it for a bit to buff out the scratches.  Works really well unless you have deep gashes that actually penetrate all the protective layers and mar the data bands, in which case you're hosed.

You can also just download an iso and mount it with Daemon Tools Lite if you have a legit key you're legit.

[Rockstone]

Now if only I could get my Damn Crysis Disk clean enough to install! 

If the disk is so damaged / dirty that doing additional damage isn't necessarily going to hurt it, try this:

1. Wash the data surface intensely with a harsh soap, make sure it's clean from dirt / oil / smudges
2. Wax it with car wax, be sure to buff it after waxing so that the surface is clean and shiny
3. Cross your fingers.

There's also several disc cleaning kits you can get that do essentially the same thing.  You wipe the disc clean, squirt some wax on it or on a wax pad, then put it in a crank-operated spinner and spin it for a bit to buff out the scratches.  Works really well unless you have deep gashes that actually penetrate all the protective layers and mar the data bands, in which case you're hosed.

Now if only I could get my Damn Crysis Disk clean enough to install! 

If the disk is so damaged / dirty that doing additional damage isn't necessarily going to hurt it, try this:

1. Wash the data surface intensely with a harsh soap, make sure it's clean from dirt / oil / smudges
2. Wax it with car wax, be sure to buff it after waxing so that the surface is clean and shiny
3. Cross your fingers.

There's also several disc cleaning kits you can get that do essentially the same thing.  You wipe the disc clean, squirt some wax on it or on a wax pad, then put it in a crank-operated spinner and spin it for a bit to buff out the scratches.  Works really well unless you have deep gashes that actually penetrate all the protective layers and mar the data bands, in which case you're hosed.

With a lot of frustration, I managed to get the game to install. A single .cab file was the problem. While I had a few (non critical) errors with the other files that I could correct with a CD recovery program, the one file was so damaged I couldn't. I happened to find the textures.pak file in my Crysis directory from Windows XP- still intact! So I moved the textures file to the install location, and the install from the hard disk worked! It skipped over the file as it already existed, and the entire program finished! (I'm so happy! Thank god I didn't have to run out and get a new disc!)

You can also just download an iso and mount it with Daemon Tools Lite if you have a legit key you're legit.

I would never finish downloading the 6 gb file!

[=]FC[=Striker]

You can also try using toothpaste. Just smear a little on and rub it in gently then rinse it off. It will seal up some of the scratches well enough to install if it isn't damaged too badly.

**EDIT** I forgot to mention this should be white paste generic toothpaste like the original colgate, and not the newer gel toothpastes.

Striker