Crysis Remastered – a big problem for the processor, according to Digital Foundry

Realistic lighting, but strange demands

Realistic lighting, but strange demands

Alex Battaglia from Digital Foundry prepared a half-hour video analysis of the PC version of Crysis Remastered. The developers significantly improved the game, but also added a number of problems.

The author notes that the shooter turned out to be extremely demanding on the processor. Even components like the Ryzen 9 3900X, costing $450-500, are not always able to cope with performance issues. Battaglia points out that the drop in frames per second occurs when the resolution is increased. However, the game should load the video card, not the processor.

The specialist also points to insufficient optimization of ray tracing. The author recommends waiting for an update before purchasing the PC version of the game. However, at the beginning of the material, he highly praises the updated realistic lighting system.