I find that Farcry 3 is a good game to check temps on, for some reason my system seems to run hot in FC3 when in comparison to other games, therefore it must be requiring more usage/things are having to receive more voltage. I couldn't tell ya, I run at least 40 FPS on any game I've put my system up against, although I did have to upgrade my GPU when Battlefield 3 came out, but that ended up just being an instability with my previous card.
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yep, when playing FC3, my gtx 670 reeds 99% usage.
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Darksiders since it doesnt have graphic options :P
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PC's can have much more processing power then an average console if configured with right hardware.
IF the developer ha specifically designed a high end game for pc and then decides it to port it to consoles, there are good chances that they'll have to bring down the graphic to certain extent so consoles can process them.
that said, there arent many games which are made for pc and then ported to consoles, generally devs do it the other way around, that's why pc gamers are getting such shitty ports, the one currently popping in my head was Darksiders 2
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Battlefield 3?
I mean... whats the game that demands a better pc to run the game normally?
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