Скачать или смотреть Yes, Windows 2000 Runs Natively on a Modern 13th-Gen PC… But Can It Run Crysis?

Today we push the limits of Windows 2000 by running the legendary Crysis on modern hardware! Watch as we install Windows 2000 on an Intel 13th-gen CPU, paired with an Asus GTX 280 and DDR5 memory. We’ll dive into the challenges of driver compatibility, patching Crysis to bypass OS checks, and benchmarking the game at 1080p on high settings.

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So can this retro OS handle one of the most demanding games of all time? Spoiler: it delivers a surprising 44 FPS on average! Join us as we relive the glory days of PC gaming and see how far we can push Windows 2000 with today’s hardware.

In this video:

0:00 Windows 2000 on AMD Ryzen & Intel 13th‑Gen — UniAta AHCI and MPS multiprocessor setup
1:38 Vintage Windows 2000 ad + GPU pick: Asus GeForce GTX 280 (1GB/512‑bit, $650 launch)
3:15 Crysis on Windows 2000 — OS check bypass, patched CrySystem/CryInput, DLL drop-in
4:30 Settings & first run — High spec, no DX10 Very High; 1024×768 benchmark at 80 FPS
5:35 1080p gameplay on GTX 280 — loading 2008 saves, aiming 40+ FPS
7:13 Benchmark results — 44 FPS at 1080p max; 8× AA drops to 24 FPS (“cinematic”)
8:08 Far Cry on Windows 2000 — CryEngine with AA, quick compare to Crysis + wrap‑up

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