Ok here it goes:
1. I did not spend too much, I bought everything off the internet with the cheapest prices one could get (at the time of course)... There's no such thing as too much, when you want crisp and clean power from your PC... but that here is clearly a matter of opinion... so I consider that when you say "you spent too much" that is not a FACT but an opinion...
2. Crysis is known to be one of the most demanding pc game of all times (both crysis and crysis warhead. They are both very GPU and CPU demanding...) So yes sir, I do consider that game a good "benchmark" for anyone's overclock... unlock... you name it.
3. My cards are not unlocked with the 6970's bios... they only have their shaders unlocked... I restored them to their default bios and it didn't fix the stuttering... It is true that stuff like my OC, windows install or driver residue IS capable of causing problems. But Like I said, I tested all of those things, I even went back to older dx11 titles (like DA2, Witcher 2 etc...) and no stuttering (when @ 4ghz)
4. Clearly, if you have taken any 5 minutes of your time to google it, and looked @ the EA forums, you would see that I am indeed CORRECT in blaming the game this time.... or at least in saying it has had MAJOR issues since the beta, and even since the official release. But again, this has been true, mostly for SLI and CF users... TRUE enough for AMD (don't know about Nvidia) to release brand new drivers to fix the situation (right after the game's release...) Now doesn't that tell you in Neon lights that the game devs must have missed something... like possibly looking into possible CF glitchy performance?
4. I do believe that sometimes just a little patience goes a long way for PC games... Often, new drivers will come out or patches from the game devs... and stuff gets fixed... So, yes forgive my young age, when some games come out, I get excited and anticipating, and patience is not always the dominating sentiment in those moments...
