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So on this page I want to show you an overview of rendering performance with a series of High-end and Enthusiast level graphics cards. Into the charts we add the latest Radeon and recent NVIDIA GeForce cards. With an Ultra HD setup, like this anyway, you want at least 3GB graphics memory per card. Over time these charts will build up, so please understand that the following two pages function as an indication of what we need in the not so far away future.
- DirectX 11
- High Quality settings
- 2x MSAA
- 16x AF
- Internal benchmark
Again, for the single GPU cards, if you disable AA you will gain up-to a third in performance making the games playable enough.
- DirectX 11
- Ultra Quality mode with DDOD enabled
- FXAA enabled
BioShock was the one title where NVIDIA gains a lot of ground as of recently.
- Medal of Honor Warfighter is set at Ultra image Quality
- 4x MSAA enabled (deferred)
- DX11
- Ultra Quality mode
- FX AA enabled
- 16x AF enabled
- Hair Quality Normal (TressFX disabled)
- Tessellation On
- SSAO Ultra
Our scores are average frame rates so you need to keep a margin in mind for lower FPS at all times. As such we say 40 FPS for overall should be your minimum, while 60 FPS (frames per second) can be considered optimal.
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