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    Re: What setup for Dell U2711 and BF3?

    Quote Originally Posted by furyagain1 View Post
    but if those rumour is correct , the nvidia will run out of memory at that setting.
    No it will not. Please don't start spreading false information yet again. [wallbash]
    Last edited by icemanchilled; 02-05-2012 at 03:07 PM.

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    Re: What setup for Dell U2711 and BF3?

    I would not be using any AA. Just post AA.

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    Re: What setup for Dell U2711 and BF3?

    Quote Originally Posted by falcon26 View Post
    I would not be using any AA. Just post AA.
    I would wait. Two 560TI cards are plenty enough I would think without AA. (I don't use POST AA tho, it gave me all kinds of wacky graphic corruption)

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    Re: What setup for Dell U2711 and BF3?

    Quote Originally Posted by falcon26 View Post
    If I want to run BF3 at the following settings with a Dell U2711 and its high resolution what graphic setup would be best?

    Everything set to Ultra or High
    No Differed AA
    High Post AA
    HBAO On
    Motion Blur off
    Vysnc On

    I could care less if its Ati or Nvidia. I want to get 60 frames with dips only into the 50's on every map. What setup would be best...
    Are you going to wait for the new Nvidia cards before deciding what to do? I'm going through the same dilemma at the moment.

    i2500k
    5870 1GB
    Dell U2711

    Although 2x7970 would be nice, it's an absolute fortune to crossfire these cards. Hell, even $600 is a lot to spend for mediocre performance.

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