Got my beady eye on one of them too. They look to be excellent value, and will hopefully prove man enough to drive the game at decent framerates through the oculus rift.
I still run an old GTX275 here which seems to get through most games at 1920x1200 resolution ok with most details on high etc...
Dave
That's weird. I thought AA/AF had been part of DX since the early 00's?
At least I remember tinkering with AA settings back in CMR2 on our 21" CRT monitors haha...
I'm no DX10/11 expert but surely that is just missing from the tech demo probably due to un-finished shader builds?
Dave
Like Mr Whippy said, AA and AF have been in place for a very long time so no worries. FSAA/FXAA is more or less the same thing and here is a looong article about it if someone wants to read...
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/anti-aliasing-nvidia-geforce-amd-radeon,2868.html
So in other words....its almost useles to use them both?....if so that will easy up my PC if i turn off one of them
Thanks
Is someone running the Tech Demo with the GTX 770 graphics card ?
I'm planning of upgrading my actual PC: i7 2600K 3.40GHz + HD6970 2GB.
Will the GTX770 4GB be a good replacement for my HD6970 ?
I'm running triple screen 3x1920x1080 (minus bezels)
Interesting.. dont know why i didnt bother to undrestand this process before.Now i get it.
If someone has a NASA PC then all his its not interesting for him...maxing out the settings in a game.But with an average PC,this is very useful to know and understand.