Crysis director says it was so hard to run it became a meme because its highest settings were meant for future PCs: ‘I wanted to make sure Crysis does not age’

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Even if it can’t tell how much load you put on your system because that is a complex interaction of various bottlenecks, it would at least be nice if they labelled which settings are likely to contribute to the CPU, CPU, RAM, VRAM,… bottlenecks.

MentalEdge

Obviously.

There are a total of seven indicators, the only one that is labeled with numbers is the one that estimates how much VRAM will be used.

The rest are just unlabeled bars for “Processing Load” and visual effects categories. They don’t ACTUALLY have anything to do with how much your system is able to do, they just indicate what a setting does in relation to themselves. (checkmarks show which bars the currently selected setting affects)

Crysis director says it was so hard to run it became a meme because its highest settings were meant for future PCs: ‘I wanted to make sure Crysis does not age’plus-square

Crysis director says it was so hard to run it became a meme because its highest settings were meant for future PCs: ‘I wanted to make sure Crysis does not age’plus-square

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Crysis director says it was so hard to run it became a meme because its highest settings were meant for future PCs: ‘I wanted to make sure Crysis does not age’

Crysis director says it was so hard to run it became a meme because its highest settings were meant for future PCs: ‘I wanted to make sure Crysis does not age’