you know what guys i like how FF looks now btu if we played it looking like this 

It's uh... not showing.

hold on you see it now

o whoops no pics show on the computer i'm using i post it later i mean like the old FF commercials your remember those right?

You would need a alienware desktop to get those graphics

it would be cool to play in 3D graphics like that and the new name Final Fusionfall lol

°«©РwŃź0Ŕ®»™ wrote:

You would need a alienware desktop to get those graphics

the cheapest one is like $668.99

Director Shark wrote:

°«©РwŃź0Ŕ®»™ wrote:

You would need a alienware desktop to get those graphics

the cheapest one is like $668.99

Wow really?Always saw them for over 1000

yea i saw that one too

The only things that can produce that kind of things would probably be gaming consoles (i.e. Xbox 360, PS3) Computers alone can't produce those kind of graphics. Not until far (and i mean far) away in the future

you would be surprised the tech they making now

You can get fusionfall on a ps3 with if you can install unity etc.Its a super hard project that no hacker in the ps scene would take up.

But they did port linux.

superx4039 wrote:

The only things that can produce that kind of things would probably be gaming consoles (i.e. Xbox 360, PS3) Computers alone can't produce those kind of graphics. Not until far (and i mean far) away in the future

Eah . . . .no. Computers are used to create the games.

Remember? Transformers? You know, the big films that came to theaters that were made by Michael Bay? All of that was made by computers. All a console is, IS a computer. You need computers to build the consoles. The games are created on computers and then formatted (buttons re configured for controllers) to be played on Console.

Nice try though.

My computer can handle those graphics easily... But then again I paid quite a bit for it.

fusescap wrote:

My computer can handle those graphics easily... But then again I paid quite a bit for it.

Is it Alienware?

If my laptop can run Crysis (pretty slowly NOW but it used to be quite playable when I had hardly anything installed!)
it can certainly run the graphics suggested in the original post.
Obviously you couldn't tell just by looking at it since a certain standard of optimisation,
testing, etc. is required to ensure playability on mainstream systems.
But most likely, (even though the 3D artwork is brilliant)
it doesn't have TOO MANY things to slow down performance, such as excessive texture details,
shadows, postprocessing, (such as colour correction, depth of field, bloom, motion blur,
anti-aliasing, etc.) and other additional effects.
It would be playable on decent computer I'd guess.

And computers (high end ones) are MUCH more powerful than today's consoles.
Even the new suggested specs of the upcoming consoles (next generation)
don't match TOP TOP gaming machines. (Though they match a lot of very respectable gaming machines according
to the rumoured specs.)

Computers have always been better (performance-wise)
than consoles; when mainstream systems had laughable specs (by today's standards)
the military, NASA, etc. has better computers as did video game developers and still do have better
machines than currently available to the public. (At least to my knowledge. Who knows, you might be able
to get the machines they use but I would guess some companies have supercomputers which don't tend to be
available to the public.)

As Undelos said, it takes a computer to make a console. (Technically just another computer with
different tasks and specs, just like a calculator is technically a computer but that's going a bit far lol.)

Btw, my laptop isn't an alienware computer. They are VERY overpriced.
But those who can afford them, at least rest in the knowledge that they have a reliable setup. (Compared
to custom built ones....unless you're an expert at that sort of thing, then you can rely on your
PC building skills. )

superx4039 wrote:

The only things that can produce that kind of things would probably be gaming consoles (i.e. Xbox 360, PS3) Computers alone can't produce those kind of graphics. Not until far (and i mean far) away in the future

Is it just me does anyone else find Superx's sig creepy?

Undarque wrote:

I just found out I dont have any memory installed on my GPU!!

The graphics card can't work without memory.
I'm guessing there's a compatibility error or something.
You have to have some kind of memory in your GPU
or whatever is processing your graphics. (I doubt your CPU is doing that stuff, or at least not
to a workable extent to run FusionFall.)
Even SkyFallen has 10mb on his GPU! And he CAN'T run FusionFall! (Sadly.)

Building a PC is over the top tricky.I do remember going to a workshop in a library when i was little.THe guy assemble and disaasmbled the computer.I mean i get some parts but nearly the whole thing is sketchy to me.

Undelos.Alienware is the best performing Pc for gaming.Dell and Toshiba are designed for other things but alienware is straight up gaming.Thats why the graphics cared is the highest in its standred. I dont even think you can overclock it. Thats how well it preforms.


How i know?Tryed it at walmart

Lol no memory?Try this

Spoiler:

Speeds up your PC at rainbow speeds

Target Plz.

I'm eating.
That post almost made me spit out my food in laughter.

Thanks.


@X:

Well. I just pulled up my system info and have thoroughly confused myself. The benchmark test read that I didnt have any dedicated RAM for my GPU . . . . . . . . but my System info says I have just over a Gig in Adapter memory. (1.23337173461914 to be exact)

Undarque wrote:

[size=16]Target Plz.

I'm eating.
That post almost made me spit out my food in laughter.KEEP DOING IHT

Well okay

@Undelos, your confusion, has led to my confusion.
Ok so, if it has zero [dedicated] memory, the small amount of
memory it does have is reserved for system display and other basic graphical needs.
But I think you DO have a dedicated graphics card as I remember you wrote
long ago in a galaxy called Steve (as Oli always says)
that you have a workstation computer with something like 512mb or 1GB or dedicated
graphics memory which is pretty good.

I dunno what to tell you, GPU re-seating sounds complicated. (Maybe it isn't?)
I've only re-seated (or whatever the term is) RAM which is pretty straightforward when the
laptop I was working on had a removable keyboard.
Sorry.

BTW, Alienware is just a gaming PC brand.
I don't think it's technically 'the best' way to enable hardcore gaming.
It's arguable I guess but I really think custom built PCs are better. (Depending on who makes them
and with what budget and specs, etc.)

Computers and spec...... I dont get it at all In my opinion if it can play games with a good Fps i'm fine with it.
Deal with it

I'm going to sleep and wake up and study

@Target:

Ray, remember my rule about quoting large posts or images...? That goes for gifs, too!



What is it about people forgetting that rule? I mean, I've said it like, 6,808 times now.

°«©РwŃź0Ŕ®»™ wrote:

You would need a alienware desktop to get those graphics

I got those graphics on my ASUS All-in-one with SCII with no lag at all

Asus? Never expected them to be that good.Awesome