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Crysis Warhead Post-release Hardware Tests Show Neutral Improvements

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Mussels said:
i've been trying to tell people that since i got it, that lower res is in fact going to be an epic win for gaming.

warhead was short on easy, i think i'll go play it again on a harder difficulty... it certainly was a lot more fun than the original.
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For sure ;)
Also for people wanting 24" monitors, if you get a 22" then its practically the same size but you can get away with a midrange gfx card and a lot cheaper build essentially
 
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twicksisted said:
For sure ;)
Also for people wanting 24" monitors, if you get a 22" then its practically the same size but you can get away with a midrange gfx card and a lot cheaper build essentially
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Yeah, but then my 1080p content gets scaled down.
 
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Wile E said:
Yeah, but then my 1080p content gets scaled down.
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but surely its better to watch 1080p on a proper LCD tv... than a small 24" panel on a pc?
Id love to get a 1080p LCD TV... a big one... hehehe and use that as my monitor
 
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twicksisted said:
but surely its better to watch 1080p on a proper LCD tv... than a small 24" panel on a pc?
Id love to get a 1080p LCD TV... a big one... hehehe and use that as my monitor
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It's only better if you have control of the TV. lol.
 
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