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Yeah... Oblivion is is far less complex though than crysis.
http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/7437/147594_full.jpg
http://www.crysis-online.com/Media/Images/Screenshots/Jungle-Action-01.jpg
I'd say the world detail is 3x denser. This is not to say that Crysis will run slower, it just means... crysis will have to SOMEHOW overcome that HUGE leap in detail, which can be done.
Compare HL2 and R6 Vegas... One runs and looks amazing. The other looks like crap and runs like crap as well.
Crysis is the first DX10 game and it looks AMAZING. These programers are going to make it as efficient as possible, just like Valve did with HL2. The DX10 might even be FASTER than DX9, it is a unified shader/vertex afterall.
I would not let massive graphics make you feel like Crysis is too much for your cards to handle. It is going to be extremely efficient. We've all seen the videos. It runs fine. It handles huge open areas with ease. The videos you've seen also are using V-sync, if you didn't notice.
P.S. - The new tech demo looks phenominal. You can see the motion in another clip realllly well too.
http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/7437/147594_full.jpg
http://www.crysis-online.com/Media/Images/Screenshots/Jungle-Action-01.jpg
I'd say the world detail is 3x denser. This is not to say that Crysis will run slower, it just means... crysis will have to SOMEHOW overcome that HUGE leap in detail, which can be done.
Compare HL2 and R6 Vegas... One runs and looks amazing. The other looks like crap and runs like crap as well.
Crysis is the first DX10 game and it looks AMAZING. These programers are going to make it as efficient as possible, just like Valve did with HL2. The DX10 might even be FASTER than DX9, it is a unified shader/vertex afterall.
I would not let massive graphics make you feel like Crysis is too much for your cards to handle. It is going to be extremely efficient. We've all seen the videos. It runs fine. It handles huge open areas with ease. The videos you've seen also are using V-sync, if you didn't notice.
P.S. - The new tech demo looks phenominal. You can see the motion in another clip realllly well too.