I just bought a extremely better computer than my old one. So I tough:
-"Hell yes, I'm buying Crysis for testing!"
I installed and started to play. And:
-"What the **** is going on here?"

I made the Crysis Homepage test for system goods and it said my computer overcome the required recommendations, you will have a good performance playing this game.

Well I don't!

I think something' s happening here, because I have a friend with almost the same PC that I have, and he runs it smoothly at Very High settings and 1280x1024.
Like I want to.
Help me please, here comes my stats:

• CPU: 2 processors running - Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8200 @ 2.66GHz/2.67GHz
  
• RAM:2.0 GB
  
• Video Card:NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS 512
  
• Operating System:Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition, 32-bit (Build Service Pack 16001)
  
• DirectX 10
  
• Sound Card: Yes
  
• Free Disk Space:Minimum: 12 GBYou Have: 32.2 GB

And for last:
Video Card Features - Minimum attributes of your Video Card:

• Video RAM: Required - 256 MB , You have - 1.2 GB
  
• Video Card 3D Acceleration: Required - Yes , You have - Yes
  
• Video HW Transform & Lighting: Required - Yes , You have - Yes
  
• Vertex Shader Ver.: Required - 2.0 , You have - 4.0
  
• Pixel Shader Ver.: Required - 2.0 , You have - 4.0

Help me with this crap.



*please*

Aw, c'mon lads..

What's the question?

Pass, but the speed could not be analyzed

Oh and also, did you take the free driver update? That might be mandatory.

Ram 2 gigs Recommended 2 gigs

Are you sure you have 2 gigs of ram, FREE of data?

I would also suggest you check your resolution, that could be the problem, please explain what problems you are having.

According to this testes, my computer can handle this game easily, but it doesn't. That's my question!
Why does it do that?
According to nVidia I also have my video driver updated.

Oh, and Dax, the speed that you quoted its about my CD/DVD driver.

How can I know if RAM its free of data?

Well specify, what happens when you open it? Does the screen go black, tear, etc.?

Oh and um nevermind, I was thinking about hardrive space, not RAM.

If your screen is having issues, I would say you have a problem with your resolution.

I do not know Crysis, but if its made in a country like chinese or hebrew lettertype, you might want to make your basic lettertype to the lowest, wich goes as following:
Desktop > Right mouse click, Properties > Settings > Advanced > General > DPI Settings are Normal size, 96 DPI.
This might help you, I promise nothing.

Well I'm not going that way without any insurance first.. But thank you anyway.
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It seems the problem is going only going trough Multiplayer now. I have the same settings has I have during SP and my ping is usually about 85-93.
My internet connection is Local TCP/Ethernet 100.0 Mbps.

Install and uninstall, and if the problems persist consult the manual for telephone links or things like that for hardware issue lines.

If it's only a problem in online multiplayer the problem is probably something to do with your networking. Try getting an optimising program of some sort.

How and where.
And don't say Google, you dogs.