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I want to see Linus play Doom Eternal on it.
by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
I want to see Linus play Doom Eternal on it.
- ChuckNorris89 3y agoIs Crysis no longer a thing?
- all2 3y agoCrysis is a problem because it is single threaded. That's why it was so hard on computers back in the day.
- skhr0680 3y agoBeing single-threaded is why the original Crysis is hard on computers now(!!). When Crysis was being developed people still thought 5-10Ghz was coming Any Day Now.
- all2 3y agoYou might could hit 5Ghz by overclocking the appropriate CPU. I remember 10 years ago looking at the liquid cooling setups needed to hit 5Ghz on a core.
- thomastjeffery 3y agoStock turbo on a 13th gen i5 (performance cores) is 5.1ghz. All you need is good cooling and a stable power supply.
- LoganDark 3y agoMy 12400F boosts to 5GHz for the majority of each day. It's literally normal for me. I've gotten it to almost 5.3GHz before, but it's not really stable above 5.2GHz.
- dtech 3y ago2007 was well into Intel Core territory, Intel had given up on clockspeed-at-all-costs Pentium 4 Netburst, so it was generally accepted that clocks weren't going to keep up as fast as before.
- skhr0680 3y agoEven if Crytek took a year off developing new games after the release of Far Cry, that still puts the start of Crysis development before the announcement of Core (early 2005 IIRC).