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I'd rather have high framerates on my 120-144Hz screens, but anti-aliasing really helps at 1080p and below. For the past year, we’ve asked ourselves whether it was a good time to buy or build a new PC, considering the market was plagued with component shortages and skyrocketing prices. Ive never played the original but Im guessing that this is as much remastered as Fable Anniversary to the original Fable (or Fable TLC). But in all my years of using PCs, I barely use AA. First impression, its very similar to Bioshock Infinite (originally the other way around) but with more creepy atmosphere and much darker.

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We haven't taken into account any anti-aliasing, as we're going to follow through with another article that looks at 1080p, 1440p and 4K with 4xAA enabled to see how much AA strains the framebuffer in these titles. Play and finish all entries in the Halo series before Halo Infinite Clear my Physical Backlog by Christmas Catch up on all the Switch games that interest me Have fun and beat 52 Games Games to beat this year. Also read about our use of underscores and tagme. 4GB of VRAM is more than enough for most video cards today, even at 4K. Battlefield 4 only uses 3GB of VRAM, which is quite surprising. With a review of specifications, price, power, temperature, and CPU bottlenecks UM433 Ryzen 7 + MX350: Bioshock Infinite (DX 11, Low Preset) 21 fps (16 fps 1 low) 29 fps avg (18 fps 1 low) The Witcher 3, Dota 2, NFS recorded 22 Maximum FPS: 51 22 Maximum FPS: 51. Thief begins to crawl up there with 2.9GB of VRAM, while Battlefield 4 on the Ultra preset (minus AA) is only consuming 2.2GB of VRAM and is one of the best looking games out right now.ĤK: As for what games or tests use the most VRAM, we see that it's a tie between Thief and GTA V, both using 4.3GB of VRAM, while Shadow of Mordor isn't far behind with 3.9GB being used - all at 4K. 1440p: Moving up to 2560x1440, we see GTA V consume 3.9GB of VRAM while Shadow of Mordor uses 3.5GB.