E:\Users\steam_id\steam\steamapps\common\crysis 2\install\DirectX
Aug2009_d3dx11_42_x64

wat could that be

I'm assuming were gonna need autoexec for rates and such?

benchmark file i c
shit gona take another
45min
fml

VB: What are some things you can notice visually at the high end of the technology that you won’t be able to see on the lowest-end PCs?

NC: There are a few things. The most obvious one is the view distance for objects in the game world. Our view distances are further for the high-end PCs. You can alway see all of the game world. But when a trash can in the distance becomes visible is different if you have a low-end PC. You notice that first. The quality of the shaders gets better at the high end. There are better shadows and it’s visually richer and more accurate.

guess thats the only difference
-.-

This post was edited by urbanshaft on Mar 22 2011 09:31am

game in word is just
beautiful
uyd swear its dx10
it looks a lil better then warhead
mmmmmmmmmmm

who wants
to touch it
mmmmmmmmmm
wp

Crysis 2 on PC does not include DirectX 11 support (right now).
This is a big one, and something I know will disappoint many of you hardcore PC enthusiasts out there. A few weeks ago, rumors whispered that a post-release patch would introduce DirectX 11 support to Crysis 2, and during GDC, Crysis 2 Producer Nathan Camarillo told us to expect more information "soon." There hasn't been an update since then, and Nvidia's Crysis 2 page has removed any mention of DirectX 11 support.

To be completely honest, we've never seen Crysis 2 in DirectX11, to my knowledge. Or, if we did, it didn't look appreciably different from the DirectX 9 version of the game shipping to retail and launching on services like Direct2Drive and Steam.

Why this matters: Crysis (the first) was one of the first DirectX 10 capable PC games to market in 2007, and has existed as a system crushing benchmark tool to this day. The running joke is "Can it run Crysis?" It's still giving capable systems palpitations. DirectX 11 introduces a number of upgrades to DirectX 9, including tesselation and multithreaded rendering (which helps ensure that your video card is being fed enough information via the CPU to keep it busy).

Why this might not be a big deal: Crysis 2 looks phenomenal. Yes, I would be happier if it shipped with DirectX 11, especially considering the money I've dumped into my Core i7 system at home in the last few months to get ready for Crysis 2. But in DirectX 9.0c, Crysis 2 is in the running for best looking PC game around, including games that are much smaller in scope, such as Metro 2033.

boner kill
9/10 is pretty ez though
first hour of game
is sweeet

This post was edited by urbanshaft on Mar 22 2011 11:20am

those textures don't hold a candle to Crysis 1

got it for 360 like a pro

That's cause you are an idiot and no one likes you.(JOKE MODS!)

Also, crysis 2 was meh, the story sucked and online was shitty.

started palying Assassin's creed Brotherhood yesterday


its awsome lol