Call of Duty World at War VGA graphics performance test
Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 11/09/2008 02:00 PM [ 0 comment(s) ]

This is one of the most intense levels where you just left the beach to get ambushed by the enemy. If you look at the scenery for a second, you can already understand the dynamics and complexity. Very exquisite. These are all real-time in-game screenshots by the way.

This is actually the first level. Nice rendered water, dark surroundings, that moonlight casting a white blue colored environment. You literally get that feel being in the game instantly. The design team has done an excellent job with creating the right mood.

Last screenshot, this is the level we'll benchmark in. It's called Blood and Iron. Here you get to drive a tank, we have chosen this level due to the complex geometry, vegetation, high polygon count and no doubt a decent set of shader. This level has the lowest framerate of all levels. Meaning, it's really rough on the graphics card, and since we seek the extreme, a perfect level for us to measure in.
Call Of Duty Black Ops II VGA Graphics benchmark performance with 21 graphics cards. The new and massively popular Activision title is a great looking game. But how will it perform on a selection of different graphics cards ? This review will cover all these basics and then more.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 VGA performance
Last week the long awaited sequel to Call of Duty Modern Warfare was released -- COD Modern Warfare 2 probably has been one of the biggest anticipated PC game titles this year. This is Guru3D.com we have a fetish for graphics cards and games, as such we took no less than twenty-three graphics configurations and put performance to the test. Over the next few pages a word or two about the game, some image quality comparisons and obviously a nice lengthy VGA chart ranging from monitor resolution 1280x1024 up-to 2560x1600 measured with and with out AA.
Call of Duty World at War VGA graphics performance test
Here we test 16 graphics cards on performance with Call of Duty 5: World at War. Over the next pages we'll compare some images quality settings in-between ATI and NVIDIA, look at a couple of screenshots and then head onwards towards our benchmark test.
Call of Duty 2 Review
Developer Infinity Ward obviously doesnt believe in small things, but rather aims towards grand scale of epic proportions. The first Call of Duty did this for the most part with some of the most immense battles and a scale and level of intensity never before witnessed on a PC. This has helped set the Call of Duty series above the rest of the crowded World War II genre. Now, Infinity Ward have released their sequel. Something much bigger, more refined and hopefully much better.
