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12:01 PM - March 11, 2003 by
Lars Weinand
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: nvidia, geforcefx, 5600, ultra
Topics: NVIDIA
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: nvidia, geforcefx, 5600, ultra
Topics: NVIDIA
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Image Quality
And now, we come to the interesting tests.
4x FSAA
Test with 4x Full Scene Anti-Aliasing.
The FX 5600 Ultra shows its strength in FSAA. Although it loses out to the Radeon 9500 PRO, it nevertheless clearly leaves the 9500 non-PROs and the Ti 4200 in the dust. By comparison, the FX 5200 Ultra, which has to make do without the new IntelliSample optimizations, shows some very weak results.
Note: the Radeon 9000/ 9200 crashed with 4x FSAA (as they did in previous tests with older drivers) in the UT benchmark.
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