#Crysis 2 pc switching to 24hz full
#Crysis 2 pc switching to 24hz series

With 8AA and full Enthusiast on all, I had moments of stutter every now and then, especially on moments where you spin round on the spot. Playing on Enthuisiast level with only 4AA and normal blur, my CPU bottleknecking my lovely 5870 stopping it providing the grunt to do more, and getting 30fps or so now. Just had one of my helicopter nightmares though - I do hope they dont follow the first Crysis of having helicopters chase you for miles with no weapons and you have to move cloaked, wait, move cloaked, wait and yet they still seem to be circling you until you finally find a rocket launcher to take them down. Loving the explosions and it really throws you in, with loads more enemy to battle, even if you do what I used to do and go in loud, to wake everyone up and then stealthy pick them off one by one. I tend to play most of my FPS games on the PC on hard, but then I think thatВ’s a throwback to my CS and TF days where quick reactions were the name of the game.Д®xcellent stuff so far though and probably the best FPS I have played in the last 3 years or so.ДЄlso, what is Warhead like? Is it an essential purchase?ДЄlthough the dual machine pistols are firing frozen peas compared to the other guns, the right and left mouse buttons to control each gun is just the best, and am swishing through the jungle Matrix style as I pull the triger for a few seconds to not over spray, switch to the other gun and spray and then switch back. Reading some of the posts about the difficulty level, I have to say that I've started playing it on hard but IВ’m not finding it overly difficult yet, tbh, but then I didnВ’t find Farcry particularly difficult either. This must have chewed up and spat out most high end rigs when it was first released. It seems as if the coders wrote it as a showcase for the PC to only be played on a ninja system. I thought Farcry was good when it was first released but this is something else, and considering its over 2 years old, itВ’s astonishing. I had played it in dribs and drabs since its launch but never actually got around to installing it for various reasons (mainly not having a decent enough PC even though my old Vaio could run itВ…just), but now I have just bought a new rig, I thought I would play it as it was meant to be played. it's DX9 or 24hz I'm afraid.I'm ashamed to admit it but I just started playing Crysis properly for the first time the other day. People keep saying to make custom res but it does not work over HDMI. Warhead is a fail though, the custom display res does not work over HDMI.

If it ever launches in full screen, set it to windowed, save and exit, then alt tab on startup. You cannot launch it in full screen mode and change to windowed and then alt tab, it won't work. the game from running in fullscreen mode at anything other than 24Hz). As long as you don't change the in game option to full screen again it will launch in windowed mode and you can alt tab. configurations (the inspiration for this program was to make Crysis 2 run in. This will make it work in DX11 60 frames full screen. As the game launches, alt tab to full screen. With crysis 2 you need to set the in game option to windowed mode, so it launches in a window. Just keep fraps on and as soon as you see 24fps alt tab and do it again until it's shows 60hz full screen. It takes a few times to trick the game into working at 60hz fullscreen. 3-5 times I'm not sure of the exact amount, it's been a while. DX10 mode, full screen and all that jazz. But not warhead.ДЇor cryisis launch it as normal.

I did this as a permanent solution since I don't use the onboard HDMI audio. Or, if you don't use HDMI audio, you can either add a DVI to HDMI adapter to the PC side and use the DVI port, or swap cables to a HDMI to DVI cable (DVI on pc) and it should not drop your HDTV down to 24 HZ. You can keep your HDMI to HDMI connection with video and audio this way. I think it is built into Unwinder's utility too. It just sets the registry settings for each available resolution.

#Crysis 2 pc switching to 24hz series

When I was using Nvidia (maybe later since the 6xx series looks incredible performance wise), I had the refresh rate fix applied everytime I upgraded drivers. I had to do that for my ATI setup (dropped down to 50 HZ when 60 Hz was native, so had to set scaling to 0 to remove black borders). I think there was a refresh rate fix for Nvidia drivers. One fix is to goto your video control panel, set the desktop to the resolution Crysis is picking up, and force the refresh rate back to native (50 or 60 hz). By chance are you using a HDMI to HDMI type cable? I had that problem with said cable to the HDTV.