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Then there has been something severely wrong with your system.
That GTX560 TI should've been able to handle 4x Internal Resolution easily, without SSAA ofcourse.
Anisotropic filtering is something any GPU made in the last 5-6 years should handle without any performance drop.

Just for your information, the DirectX9 and DirectX11 back-ends have different types of anti-aliasing.
DirectX9 has SSAA (broken unfortunately), while DirectX11 has MSAA.
Any GPU thus far will have performance drop when using 4xIR + 9SSAA.
MSAA is very light in comparison and you might be able to run 8x with 4xIR with that GPU.

A high-end GPU is not necessary. My €140,- HD6870 handles everything I throw at it at 4xIR and can handle some MSAA in some games. (I use SMAA otherwise anyway)

There is sth wrong with your 560Ti
GT 540M : 2.5xIR , no AA , 16xAF on most games (include demanding game like Xenoblade)

(03-14-2013, 09:04 PM)Garteal Wrote: [ -> ]Then there has been something severely wrong with your system.
That GTX560 TI should've been able to handle 4x Internal Resolution easily, without SSAA ofcourse.
Anisotropic filtering is something any GPU made in the last 5-6 years should handle without any performance drop.

It worked fine in PC games. On the other hand it had a weird model number and none of the Bios upgrades that came out for that video card which Gigabyte provided worked on it.
It also had a lower clock speed as it should have from the official specs. Maybe there was something wrong with it.

(03-14-2013, 09:28 PM)admin89 Wrote: [ -> ]There is sth wrong with your 560Ti
GT 540M : 2.5xIR , no AA , 16xAF on most games (include demanding game like Xenoblade)

2.5IR, no AA and 16xAF was playable. It would provide a constant framerate 99% of the time.
But in some scenes with heavy effects (Xenoblade fights) the frame rate dropped 2-3 % (23/24 FPS instead of 25 or 28 instead of 30 FPS).
When I wrote stable FPS I meant NO drop in any situation ever.
I should have written that in my first post (in fact I will add a disclaimer later) that I have very high standards concerning FPS.
A lot of my friends rather use higher quality settings in video games and trade that in for stability. I prefer stability.

Still, AF shouldn't cause any noticeable slowdown ever on even the worst of integrated GPUs, so you did have a problem.

It was probably running at idle clocks.

Hey OP, i guess you'll like this one.
http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-uno...5xir-build