Users' questions

Does Crysis 3 have a benchmark?

by Rhyley Bryan

Does Crysis 3 have a benchmark?

But the answer to your question is: there is no standardized benchmarking tool for crysis 3. People usually just run through a portion of the campaign and then record FPS with a tool like FRAPS (actually professionals are using FCAT more often these days but that’s not really an option for the average consumer).

What is the best benchmark for CPU?

  1. HWMonitor. Hardware monitoring goes cost-free.
  2. 3DMark. Popular gaming benchmark suite that’s handy for overclockers.
  3. UserBenchmark. All-in one benchmarking suite.
  4. Cinebench. CPU-centric benchmarking solution at its best.
  5. Geekbench. One of the best benchmarking applications for Windows.
  6. MSI Afterburner.

What CPU can run Crysis?

While the recommended specs only require a 7th-gen Intel CPU or an AMD Ryzen 5, 12GB of RAM, and either an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti or AMD Radeon Vega 56 GPU, it’s unlikely you will take full advantage of the game’s new features, such as ray tracing.

What’s the best resolution to test Crysis 3?

We’ll test Crysis 3 at three common desktop display resolutions: 1680×1050, 1920×1200 and 2560×1600, using the DX11 mode. For the very high-quality test, we’ll set the “overall quality” in the video quality menu to very high while also setting the SMAA level to 1 (low). The high and medium-quality tests will also be conducted with SMAAx1 enabled.

What kind of graphics card is needed for Crysis 3?

We’ll be testing 18 DirectX 11 graphics card configurations from AMD and Nvidia, which is considerably less than the 29 we tested for Far Cry 3 because even with the medium quality preset activated, there are almost no low-end graphics cards that can play Crysis 3, even at 1680×1050.

Is there a sequel to the first Crysis?

Given how punishing the first game was, we were excited to explore 2011’s CryEngine 3-based Crysis 2, but it was quickly apparent that the second installment wouldn’t be a repeat performance. Not to say it didn’t look better, but relative to Crytek’s first title, the sequel didn’t really set any new benchmarks.

When did the original Crysis come out for PC?

Built with CryEngine2, the original Crysis raised the bar for PC gaming graphics in 2007 with stunningly detailed visuals that crippled even the fastest of rigs.

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