cbrunnem

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ultra as in everything as high as it can go? including aa and af and post processing? cause for my card(6950) the fps difference betweent 1650 and 1920 is like 10-15 fps and i cant play with everything maxed out.

OP the answer is yeah you should.
 

deadon2

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I opted for the Gigabyte dual fan 6850 over a 6870. Mainly because of card length, I wanted better airflow in the case.

I overclocked mine to 900 and 1140 stable, which is about a stock 6870. Nice temps under Furmark load.

I don't do the BF3 or Skyrim, so if that's what you're shooting for, you should save up for a 6950.
 

jeff g

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It's the default settings in BF3 when I selected the Ultra preset.
I don't record my FPS, but I've never noticed any glitching or artifacts or slowing of any kind while playing. My monitor will only do 1680x1050, so this is my only source of reference.
 

bigtrev85

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I own this card. The Asus version. It runs Skyrim on Ultra with no problems. I have 79 games on my Steam account and have not had any problems with any. The only game I can't run MAXED out without low FPS is Metro lol