“The much anticipated FarCry 2 is being released today! We have some apples-to-apples performance testing that gives a preview of how current-gen video cards from NVIDIA and AMD stack up. Today’s video cards are capable of huge resolutions with dialed up quality settings.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Far Cry 2 performance with 17 VGA cards @ Guru of 3D
- Far Cry 2 Performance Evaluation @ OCC
- EGO: Batman The Videogame (PC) Review @ Gamingheaven
- Dead Space @ bit-tech
- The journey is the reward: a review of Fable II @ Ars Technica
- Crysis Warhead and Stalker CS – Multi-GPU Gameplay @ [H]ard|OCP
- Sid Meier’s Colonization @ Gamepyre
- LittleBigPlanet Review @ GamingHeaven
- Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning @ Tweaktown
- Lego Batman @ bit-tech
- Dead Space (X360 & PS3) @ GamingHeave
- Nintendo Wii Fit – A Month in Review @ Futurelooks
- Skate It! Hands-on preview @ bit-tech
- Soul Calibur IV (Xbox 360) @ Futurelooks
- Fable II (Xbox 360) Review @ GamingHeaven
Can I play FarCry 2?
How much power you will need to play FarCry 2 is a question asked by a lot of gamers, who have not received a good answer until now. [H]ard|OCP has posted a quick look at the performance of nVIDIA and AMD’s top graphics cards to see what you can expect from your system. The simple answer; if you can play Crysis you can play FarCry2 better. More specifically at 2560×1600, with all settings at maximum and 16X AF and no anti-aliasing, the sub-$200 HD4850 can average 31fps. Performance goes up from there, and there is no reason to force the poor HD4850 to play at such a huge resolution.