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Anti Aliasing on new PC

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AA has a known performance impact, yes. You could try a less intensive AA setting (4x as opposed to 8x or 16x). Also, there have been some AA-related problems with Radeons over the years, so make sure you keep your drivers up to date.

You're asking the video card to perform at least 2x the calculations to render the same scene. Don't expect it perform the same, as that'd be near damn impossible.

Look up on what anti-aliasing really is.
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Also depends on the game. Some games have AA options in the menu. Yes it'll hurt performance, but usually less so than trying to force it through with drivers (as in, in Catalyst).
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