Crysis Warhead 4K 60 fps 3x Geforce GTX Titan X SLI

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Published on October 20, 2015 7:20:17 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJe_92APqBc

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Crysis Warhead (2008)

Duration: 10:54

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Crysis Warhead was released back in 2008, so this is very old game but still one of the best graphical games ever on PC even in 2015.

Crysis Warhead 4K gameplay (60 fps) 3x Geforce GTX Titan X SLI video was recorded for demonstration purposes. Video was recorded in real time on the same PC, so you can add 5-7 fps to the average fps count at the right top corner and get the average fps without recording in real time on the same computer. Crysis Warhead was steam 1.1.1.711 version and not modded just vanilla version.

I will be fighting big alien in this part of Crysis Warhead level. Enjoy high quality footage and first 4K resolution 60fps gameplay on youtube. This iwill be one of the heaviest and multi million polygons rendering so fps almost half than in the game because of complex scene with so many Nanosuits and multi polygons huge alien. Thumbs up for that and subscribe for more great videos.


For better video quality on Full HD monitors try to switch from 1080 to 1440 or 4K even if your monitor does not support it. It will force higher bandwidth and will end up with better image quality.


Morozilla PC v2.0 was used during of this Crysis Warhead 4K gameplay capture.

CPU: i7 4930k @ overclocked 4.2Ghz all 12 threads. Stable on Corsair h100i cpu water cooling
Mobo: EVGA X79 DARK.
Memory:64 Gb of DDR3 by Crucial cas 9 Elite series 1833 Mhz
Video: 3x Geforce GTX Titan X SLI(36 Gb of GDDR5 total) by EVGA and SC edition (EVGA Super Clocked series edition) stock on air cooling.
Hard disk: 96 TB of mixed mechanicals and 3 TB of SSD (2x 480 Gb Crucial M500, 4x 1Tb of Samsung 850 Pro(love them my fastest storage) in Raid 0 for performance and 4x speed vs regular SSD).
Windows 7 Pro SP1 64bit.
Case: Corsair 900D case
Power Supply: EVGA SuperNOVA 1600 Watts P2 80 Plus Platinum
Nvidia Geforce video driver: 355.82

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