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It depends of the specs covered. It can lead to some kind of Cargo Cult. Think of the 128 bit consoles, the 128Gb of RAM and the 12 Cores CPU for Gaming PCs. I
by arnaudsm 9y ago
It depends of the specs covered. It can lead to some kind of Cargo Cult. Think of the 128 bit consoles, the 128Gb of RAM and the 12 Cores CPU for Gaming PCs.
It's meant for advertising, but useless for the end user.
- accountyaccount 9y agoTrue — it would be more useful to the user as "Can it run Crysis"
- chris_7 9y agoIs there a more recent game that has taken over that position, or is Crysis still the benchmark? It's super old now! (not really into games anymore so no idea myself)
- accountyaccount 9y agoIt really became a meme, not sure if there's a de-facto replacement.
- sp332 9y agoCrysis was hard on systems partly because the graphics were good and partly because it was not well-optimized. Game graphics have improved since then but they don't tend to take your system down as hard because they are better written. That's why Crysis is still a joke.
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- Veratyr 9y agoI assume by "128Gb", you meant 128GB. 128Gb of RAM is only 16GB, which can be found even in regular consumer PCs. Edit: To be a little clearer, lower case "b" is the unit for a bit. Upper case "B" represents a byte.
- ReverseCold 9y agoOh come on.