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 Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 VGA performance

 By: Hilbert Hagedoorn Edited by Ed | Published: November 16, 2009  


 

Image Quality

First thing we need to do is verify that the image quality between ATI Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce cards are the same so we can objectively measure performance.

COD MF2

Above the reference image -- Look at the nicely anti-aliased power lines to the top left of the screenshot. Click to see a full screen reference screenshot (2560x1600)

COD MF2

Applied in-game is 4xAA for both chipset makers -- long story short, there's no visual difference in AA methods. This is the most common setting used by you guys. And people just do not seem to care about more then 4xAA -- which could be possible if we'd dive into the graphics card driver and enforce it.

We now turn off AA and look at object quality. E.g. are the vendors both enforcing the same texture quality, filters etc.

COD MF2

Now looking closely you'll notice a little color-tone difference. This scene has a lot of volumetric fog consistently moving from the right to left, which is the cause of that. Look at the rock to the left of the sniper compare NVIDIA's and ATI's screenshot. The reality is that there is very little difference to spot with the naked eye. Also observe the snipers gun and the sniper itself, there's virtually no difference, great stuff.



 


 

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