AMD Athlon II X4 620 & radeon 5850 Dirt 2 dx11 gameplay

FRAPS MESSED THE FRAMERATES!!! Normally i have over 45 fps at all times

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• amd
• athlon
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• ii
• 620
• radeon
• 5850
• dirt2
• dx11
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• ati
• crysis
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• intel
• laptop

[revenant3154]

Never turn AA on at 1080p its useless

[basbas63]

@000Nagby000 If you are playing intesively you don't notice any differences

[000Nagby000]

@revenant3154 watch game like GTA IV of NFS HP or dirt 2 as well without AA

there is a giant aliasing even in 1080p

i always put AAx2 or x4 but higher is useless yes

[Cpillin425]

I have this game, I think it's very good, play it on my 1280x1024 monitor on medium, and 2xaa @60fps in DX11(vsync on). My cousin came over the other day and said it looked better than on his xbox360, although I only run it on medium = )

[revenant3154]

@CrossyCriss The only time you should turn it on is when you notice jagged edges/lines. higher resolution = more pixels = finer look to it = No jagged edges.

[CrossyCriss]

@revenant3154 what about 1440x900? on a 5850

[Usul573]

@nyran125

If you put your eyeball on the screen at 1080p, you can tell the difference with AA on or off.

Playing it, I doubt it.

[WolvesDominationGR]

@rctwik No, I have the same CPU with the guy's video and it's very good at gaming!

[nyran125]

no AA = probably 5-10 fps more than with it on. Sometimes More. With high resolutions AA is not neccesary. Its a luxery that just kills your performance. On older games like F1 99-02 by EA or knights of the old republic AA made a huge difference. But AA isnt a the massive differenece if you run on high res than it once was. Crysis with AA on is not a massive jump in the quality of it.