Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. allows us to scrutinize any DirectX 10.1 performance advantage over the regular DirectX 10 standard. As we saw in our GeForce G 210 and G 220 launch, there doesn't seem to be any difference.
However, we can happily note that the new 195.5 drivers correct the graphical anomalies we saw in the 191.07 drivers when DirectX 10.1 is enabled:
Summary
- Introduction
- GeForce GT 240 Specifications And Hardware
- Zotac's GeForce GT 240 512MB AMP! Edition
- Palit's GeForce GT 240 1GB Sonic Edition
- GeForce Vs. GeForce? The Sub-$100 Market
- The Competition, Cont.’d
- Test System And Benchmarks
- Synthetic Benchmarks: 3DMark Vantage
- Game Benchmarks: Crysis
- Game Benchmarks: Far Cry 2
- Game Benchmarks: World In Conflict
- Game Benchmarks: Resident Evil 5
- Game Benchmarks: Fallout 3
- Game Benchmarks: Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X.
- Game Benchmarks: Left 4 Dead
- Game Benchmarks: Anti-Aliasing And Anisotropic Filtering
- Game Benchmarks: Video RAM
- Game Benchmarks: PhysX
- Power And Temperature Benchmarks
- Conclusion
