MSI Radeon R9-280X TwinFrozr Gaming OC review - Ultra High Definition 4K - 3840x2160 performance

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/18/2013 07:01 PM [

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DirectX 11
Ultra Quality mode with DDOD enabled
FXAA enabled

Depth of Field effects
Full Tessellation on character models
DX11 mode
Image quality settings are maxed out
AAA anti-aliasing
16xAF, Montion Blur and Tessellation at normal

DirectX 11
Very High Quality settings
FXAA Enabled
Welcome to the Jungle level

DX11
Ultra mode
4x MSAA enabled
16x AF enabled
HBAO enabled
Level: Operation Swordbreaker

Please allow me to add that Battlefield 3 looks AMAZING in Ultra HD. The 50 FPS range at 3840x2160 does require a very powerful multi-GPU solutions. So single GPU wise really, we'll need to wait on AMDs upcoming Hawaii R9-290X graphics cards. AMD claims these are perfect for 4K gaming. We'll find out soon enough.

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