For a number of reasons, PC gamers have a few advantages versus their console friends, such as being able to scale the level of performance a gaming rig has, from modest to overkill. When games like Crysis release…
For a number of reasons, PC gamers have a few advantages versus their console friends, such as being able to scale the level of performance a gaming rig has, from modest to overkill. When games like Crysis release, and require top-end CPUs and GPUs to deliver great frame rates, there’s always the knowledge that there will be room for improvement, and each subsequent generation of PC hardware will run the game even better. Because of this reality, many PC games release with graphics options that are not entirely expected to be usable by many, or anyone, at the time of their launch. Crysis really was a great example of this.
