1280x1024 GPU question
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Sounds like a plan 
If it helps, adding around 30-45% to any 1080p benchmark should serve as an approximate guide for the framerate that same hardware would deliver at 1280x1024, depending on the game (some are less impacted by resolution changes than others and those games will benefit less from the resolution drop).
If it helps, adding around 30-45% to any 1080p benchmark should serve as an approximate guide for the framerate that same hardware would deliver at 1280x1024, depending on the game (some are less impacted by resolution changes than others and those games will benefit less from the resolution drop).
Sounds like a plan If it helps, adding around 30-45% to any 1080p benchmark should serve as an approximate guide for the framerate that same hardware would deliver at 1280x1024, depending on the game (some are less impacted by resolution changes than others and those games will benefit less from the resolution drop).
If it helps, adding around 30-45% to any 1080p benchmark should serve as an approximate guide for the framerate that same hardware would deliver at 1280x1024, depending on the game (some are less impacted by resolution changes than others and those games will benefit less from the resolution drop).TRENDING THREADS
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