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Third picture isn't working here, could have just given numbers...
all the pictures worked fine for me..
Could you do me a favour and just tell me the FPS on the third screenshot then?
So, is anyone else wondering what hardware the OP is running?
I don't see Cat. A.I being of value with a single GPU. I'll do the exact same tests tomorrow with my 4870x2 in win7 and Vista 64 and post my results.
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7% increase in FPS isn't of value? Half the people here OC their video cards and get about the same.
Maybe 7 percent is of value when working with 100 fps to start. Not less than 35, especially at that resolution.
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I would argue that the reverse is true. If you are at 100 fps, there really isn't any point to more fps, as you won't be able to see it anyway. At lower fps, every little bit helps, and 7% can easily mean the difference between playable and choppy.
But at a more realistic resolution for todays cards and games, that 7 percent is only going to get smaller.
But I'm sure it won't be 7 percent at higher res.
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But it would still be an increase right?
Yea going from 8fps to 8.4. Now you got the headroom to crank AA all the way up.
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Well if you're at 8fps you have the settings way to high for the card or are playing crysis
But seriously a free increase is a free increase. Damn ati/amd for giving me faster fps for free with no image difference - i mean what the crazy, if nvidia had this and not ati then we wouldnt hear the end of this "awesome" feature from the fanboys (i choose price/performance and still like nvidia as well btw - well not the 9xxx series that was gay).
But I'm sure it won't be 7 percent at higher res.
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Why would you think that? If I can render 1 pixel 7% faster, then I can render 1,000,000 pixels 7% faster. So yes, it will be very close to 7% faster at *ALL* resolutions. I don't expect it to be completely linear, but it will be very close.
Well, may factors affect how much faster it'll be able to render something on different resolutions. You may need more vram at higher resolutions. You may be limited by rops/tmus with higher settings. These may end up bottlenecking the performance at a different variety of settings.
ok, so run the crysis benchmark at a higher resolution with and without A.I, and I'll shut up if it's what you're claiming it would be.