"Iron" theme.

By the way, as is well known, Crysis can run perfectly well on a decent dual-core processor and 2 GB of RAM (please don't try to argue that Crysis needs at least 4 GB, and preferably 8 GB. I've heard similar opinions a thousand times. However, no professional test, no measurement I've done, has shown memory usage exceeding 2 GB, averaging 1.5 GB on XP). The main requirements for the video system. So, the latest GeForce GTX 280 is capable of running Crysis at the highest available settings with optimal fps. So, everything is fine, especially considering that in the upcoming Warhead expansion, the requirements will be lowered, and the optimal choice for a video card will be the 8800GT, which, according to the developers, will run the game perfectly. I'm just wondering, where can the performance be increased even more? :) If the 8800GT can already handle high settings... Will it be able to handle very high settings? In any case, this is only a good thing for us gamers :)