I have always wondered why guru3d always get better FPS with Nvidia cards... when we test... ATI 4890 will beat GTX275...
but when Guru3D test ATI vs Nvidia... it becomes Curu3D results...
4890 will get beaten by 1 FPS or .55 at times.. by 275..
hmmm... and always they fool new bee showing AA performance.. and most of the people don't know what Real AA trick nvidia uses...
when Nvidia sponsor a game.. they make sure the 8xQ and 16xQ is added to fooling people... and unfortunately most of them fall for it.. very bad
if you test 8800GTS vs 4850.. @ 4x.. 8800GTS will win
if you test 8800GTS vs 4850.. @ 8x.. 8800GTS will win
if you test 8800GTS vs 4850.. @ 8xQ.. 4850 will win
if you select 8xQ for 8800GTS and select 8x on 4850, 4850 wins.. in our test we got 18FPS with 8xQ @ 128x720 and on ATI 4850 we got 21,22 FPS with the same 8xMSAA..
I dont know when people are going to open their eye...
Its good that people support a brand.. but it should be because they are good.. not because you own their product...
Nvidia Trick
Version (1.00)
DeviceGroupID 'NVIDIA'
{
VendorID = 4318 // NVidia
Devices
{
MinID = 0x0000
MaxID = 0xFFFF
}
}
FSAAProfile 'CSAA'
{
DeviceGroup = NVIDIA
Mode
{
Samples = 4
Quality = 8
Desc '8x'
}
Mode
{
Samples = 8
Quality = 8
Desc '8xQ'
}
Mode
{
Samples = 4
Quality = 16
Desc '16x'
}
Mode
{
Samples = 8
Quality = 16
Desc '16xQ'
}
}
Samples = is MSAA Sample which is the real AA
Quality = is CSAA which is custom AA by Nvidia (like CFAA in ATI)