Ok that must be my problem because i had it set for small amount of texture allowance...so turn everything else to low but turn the textures to high? (obviously not the highest)

What I meant was from what I've seen, the Witcher 2 on the 360 kicks the crap out of what my computer could on handle the PC version...aka medium low settings.

You're not seeing it right, then. :P Maybe you're looking at still screens? Bullshots? That cinematic trailer that they released to announce it which is all PC version footage?

It'll be the best looking game of that size, player count, and level of destructibility.

Well i did see the 10 minute in game gameplay that they showed at E3 for the 360 version and it looked pretty damn good. The Witcher 2 on the PC with low medium settings however looks like below average console games (except character models during cutscenes)

You're simply mistaken, and I can't figure out why if you've played it yourself on Medium. Do you have a link to this 10 minute video? Maybe it looks a lot better than the actual footage I watched them play through at the show. It's not that it looks bad, but the gap is huge between High on PC (much less Very High), and it's definitely lower than Medium, though higher than Low. I think it's pretty clear where it is, and some obvious things like stiff facial animations, solid object hair, and low-res textures make it clearly stand out as a large change from the PC version. Did you just not notice these things?

I don't know how to explain it but the Witcher 2 on medium low settings just doesn't looke very good at all to me.

But here's the gameplay video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu9UyAVBk6g

Its offscreen and crappy quality but I still think it looks better then what I had The Witcher 2 on my PC (medium low settings)

The off-screen is actually hiding the issues, not making it worse. I agree, if that's all I saw, I would say it looks as good as Witcher 2 on Medium.

It'll look good enough.