Benchmarks: Battlefield Bad Visitor two, Bulletstorm

Battlefield: Bad Visitor ii was tested using Fraps to record 60 seconds of gameplay from the level "Cold State of war" with the best visual quality settings and 4xAA/16xAF enabled.

Bad Visitor ii running at an insane 7680x1600 resolution

Back when we beginning reviewed the GeForce GTX 590 we constitute that at 2560x1600 information technology was 9% slower than the Radeon Hard disk drive 6990. Every bit nosotros add more pixels at 5040x1050 nosotros find that the GeForce GTX 590 is now sixteen% slower in this game.

At 5760x1200 the Radeon HD 6990 was nigh 26% faster and at 7680x1600 it was 160% faster! To be fair, the latter results in undesirable frame rates on either card anyway, only information technology seems with 4xMSAA enabled the GeForce GTX 590 runs out of puff at these extreme high resolutions.

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Bulletstorm

We used Fraps to measure out frame rates during a minute of gameplay from Bulletstorm's first single-player level: On the road to hell. The test begins on the third checkpoint where the player engages a number of hostiles on a cliff confront. The scene has heaps going on and provide an fantabulous representation of the functioning gamers can expect to see on this game.

The Radeon HD 6990 was once more faster than the GeForce GTX 590 when testing with Bulletstorm. At 5040x1050 information technology was 7% faster than the GeForce GTX 590 while it was 12% faster at 5760x1200 and then finally 14% faster at 7680x1600.

For this title we did disable anti-aliasing when testing as information technology hammered the frame charge per unit right down fifty-fifty at 5760x1200. The GeForce GTX 590 was also unable to evangelize playable operation at 7680x1600 with whatsoever grade of anti-aliasing enabled. Those wishing to play at this extreme resolution with anti-aliasing will have to utilize a GeForce GTX 590 SLI or Radeon Hard disk drive 6990 Crossfire setup.

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