What's the most demanding game for PC?

You know its Crysis....

Crysis >>>> all

You know its Crysis....

Crysis >>>> all

[QUOTE="kozzy1234"]

You know its Crysis....

Crysis >>>> all

DeathScape666

Crysis is far more demanding then AC was. AC runs fine for me.

I knew Crysis was the most graphically impressive, but someone told me Assassin's Creed was the most demanding. Alrighty, then. Case closed.DeathScape666

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26421287

Here's the thread I was talking about.

We have a rig we built specifically to run Crysis at max settings. On that same rig, Age of Conan chugs in the most demanding cities. My Dell XPS laptop, which runs Crysis nicely at medium settings, can barely run Age of Conan with all settings at lowest. Of the PC games I have recently played, Age of Conan is certainly the most demandinig game I've enountered, and asks more out of these systems than Crysis did.Kevin-V

most demanding games are armed assault, flight sim x and DCS black shark. Crank up the levels and watch your frame rate diecrozon

[QUOTE="kozzy1234"]

You know its Crysis....

Crysis >>>> all

DeathScape666

Huh? Assassin's Creed ran great for me, even in DX10 (actually, it even runs a little better in DX10 than DX9 iirc.)

The most demanding PC games as of now are probably Crysis and Clear Sky.

Edit: Oh, and FSX would be up there too. GTA4..not really. It actually runs great here; better than Crysis/Clear Sky..though maybe that has something to do with running it on a Quad.

If you want to count emulation..the most demanding PC gaming application would be the PS2 emulation of various games, most of which which can bring even the highest-end of PCs to their knees (extremely CPU-dependent.) It's possible to run some full-speed, but you need a beast of processor.

Stalker Clear Sky, because it's not optimized well.AAllxxjjnn

I knew Crysis was the most graphically impressive, but someone told me Assassin's Creed was the most demanding. Alrighty, then. Case closed.DeathScape666

spawning over 50 zombies in doom3 will make ur fps drop to 0 lol screen will freeze..cpu cant handle all of it..plays a second..freeze .

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"]I knew Crysis was the most graphically impressive, but someone told me Assassin's Creed was the most demanding. Alrighty, then. Case closed.yowtfyowtfyo

spawning over 50 zombies in doom3 will make ur fps drop to 0 lol screen will freeze..cpu cant handle all of it..plays a second..freeze .

Doom 3 is the greatest game of all time...right?

Most of these games are just horrible optimized. The most demanding game is easily World in Conflict. I can run everything maxed with no AA on 1440x900 except for that game. It slows down to a crawl when those huge nuclear explosions happen.Aljosa23

nah...the most demanding is doom3 high character count in one room because each has ragdolls and when you blow them up with a rocket this will absolutely kill the framerate the cpu's of today cannot handle that many ragdoll physics objects reacting at once.

that's why dead rising zombies have no ragdolls.

[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]Most of these games are just horrible optimized. The most demanding game is easily World in Conflict. I can run everything maxed with no AA on 1440x900 except for that game. It slows down to a crawl when those huge nuclear explosions happen.yowtfyowtfyo

nah...the most demanding is doom3 high character count in one room because each has ragdolls and when you blow them up with a rocket this will absolutely kill the framerate the cpu's of today cannot handle that many ragdoll physics objects reacting at once.

that's why dead rising zombies have no ragdolls.

[QUOTE="yowtfyowtfyo"]

[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]Most of these games are just horrible optimized. The most demanding game is easily World in Conflict. I can run everything maxed with no AA on 1440x900 except for that game. It slows down to a crawl when those huge nuclear explosions happen.Aljosa23

nah...the most demanding is doom3 high character count in one room because each has ragdolls and when you blow them up with a rocket this will absolutely kill the framerate the cpu's of today cannot handle that many ragdoll physics objects reacting at once.

that's why dead rising zombies have no ragdolls.

bans dodge me.

BTW basically any game where you can spawn unlimited amount of enemys on screen untill ur fps hits 0 is most demanding but doom3's about only title i can think of you binding a button and spawning zombies.

[QUOTE="Aljosa23"][QUOTE="yowtfyowtfyo"]

nah...the most demanding is doom3 high character count in one room because each has ragdolls and when you blow them up with a rocket this will absolutely kill the framerate the cpu's of today cannot handle that many ragdoll physics objects reacting at once.

that's why dead rising zombies have no ragdolls.

yowtfyowtfyo

bans dodge me.

BTW basically any game where you can spawn unlimited amount of enemys on screen untill ur fps hits 0 is most demanding but doom3's about only title i can think of you binding a button and spawning zombies.

[QUOTE="Aljosa23"][QUOTE="yowtfyowtfyo"]

nah...the most demanding is doom3 high character count in one room because each has ragdolls and when you blow them up with a rocket this will absolutely kill the framerate the cpu's of today cannot handle that many ragdoll physics objects reacting at once.

that's why dead rising zombies have no ragdolls.

yowtfyowtfyo

bans dodge me.

BTW basically any game where you can spawn unlimited amount of enemys on screen untill ur fps hits 0 is most demanding but doom3's about only title i can think of you binding a button and spawning zombies.

I heard Assassin's Creed was because it's poorly optimized. Is it still the latter?DeathScape666

nope its not crysis, its medievel total war custom battle maxed out grapics. it still lags on best computer out there.sethman410

[QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"]Stalker Clear Sky, because it's not optimized well.Jamiemydearx3

[QUOTE="Kevin-V"]We have a rig we built specifically to run Crysis at max settings. On that same rig, Age of Conan chugs in the most demanding cities. My Dell XPS laptop, which runs Crysis nicely at medium settings, can barely run Age of Conan with all settings at lowest. Of the PC games I have recently played, Age of Conan is certainly the most demandinig game I've enountered, and asks more out of these systems than Crysis did.DeathScape666

its not a game but i do alot of rendering animations in 3DS max 9. if i get too ambitious the renderer can run for days with and make my PC virtualy unusable. i have a AMD X2 64 4200 with 2 Gb RAM.

the end results are worth it though

I knew Crysis was the most graphically impressive, but someone told me Assassin's Creed was the most demanding. Alrighty, then. Case closed.DeathScape666

Assassin's Creed was not so bad (hardware requirements wise I mean, ans not gameplay wise) -- I was easily able to max (or close to it) it using a single 8800GT IIRC. Personally I have found the most demanding games to be World in Conflict and Crysisnaval