← Back to context Comment by pjmlp 14 hours ago Hardly, given that the hardware predates the game. 6 comments pjmlp Reply normie3000 13 hours ago I think most games are written to run on hardware that predates them. creatonez 2 hours ago Are we sure that's true for Crysis pjmlp 12 hours ago Kind of, while chronological true, that misses the hardware configuration that the games expect to be available as means to execute their binary code. anthk 9 hours ago A dual CPU board with a late 1GHZ Pentium III and a good video card might run it at lowest settings. 1 reply →
normie3000 13 hours ago I think most games are written to run on hardware that predates them. creatonez 2 hours ago Are we sure that's true for Crysis pjmlp 12 hours ago Kind of, while chronological true, that misses the hardware configuration that the games expect to be available as means to execute their binary code. anthk 9 hours ago A dual CPU board with a late 1GHZ Pentium III and a good video card might run it at lowest settings. 1 reply →
pjmlp 12 hours ago Kind of, while chronological true, that misses the hardware configuration that the games expect to be available as means to execute their binary code. anthk 9 hours ago A dual CPU board with a late 1GHZ Pentium III and a good video card might run it at lowest settings. 1 reply →
anthk 9 hours ago A dual CPU board with a late 1GHZ Pentium III and a good video card might run it at lowest settings. 1 reply →
I think most games are written to run on hardware that predates them.
Are we sure that's true for Crysis
Kind of, while chronological true, that misses the hardware configuration that the games expect to be available as means to execute their binary code.
A dual CPU board with a late 1GHZ Pentium III and a good video card might run it at lowest settings.
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