Starcraft II benchmark rezultati, 13 grafičkih karti testirano

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Final words

StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty seems to be a huge title with a lot of potential. We loved playing the beta and can't wait for the final product.

We do wish it would have used a next-gen DX11 engine and some more eye-candy, but none the less it still is a very attractive game to observe alright. Performance wise if you stick to 0xAA then any reasonable graphics card will do just fine. Value for money wise if you are in the market right now then you should hunt down a Radeon HD 5770, 5830 or GeForce GTX 460 768 / 1024MB. We hope that ATI will update their drivers soon so that AA can be tested on their end as well. That's it for this article, it was a bit of a rush job so forgive me as it could have used a little more wording here and there.

Remember, the results as seen today are based on the the non-final product and are measured with FRAPS. Please look at the numbers as a strong indicator, and not precise measurements.

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Izgleda da će AMD/ATI morati da poradi na drajverima da bi popravio učinak svojih grafičkih/proizvoda kada je u igri uključen AA...

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StarCraft II + Anti Aliasing: ATI's Official respone

AMD constantly strives to deliver great gaming experiences for our customers and the upcoming launch of Starcraft II is no exception. Blizzard’s focus on incredible game play for all, means that gamers using ATI Radeon(tm) products can enjoy smooth HD gameplay and industry leading image quality with our current generation of ATI Radeon products as well as many of our past generation cards.


In discussions during the development of StarCraft II, Blizzard indicated that they would not initially include options to set levels of in-game anti-aliasing (“AA”). This meant that support for AA within StarCraft II would only be made possible by including it in the driver, an approach that could significantly impact performance...

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Blizzard Confirms StarCraft II Overheating Bug



Blizzard has recently admitted that its StarCraft II title has overheating bug, and we’ve also come across this problem when using the GeForce GTX 250.


The fix is easy – you just need to add the following lines to your “Documents\StarCraft II\variables.txt” file:

frameratecapglue=30
frameratecap=60

Izvor: EXPreview

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Guru3D kaže:

ATI released what seems to be a very rushed beta driver today. The new driver is ATI Catalyst 10.7a beta driver for Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP.

This update brings Anti-Aliasing support (which must be enabled through the ATI Catalyst Control Center) for StarCraft II, as well as a performance enhancement for Eyefinity users running with Quad ATI CrossFireX™ configurations.

The results of this dtriver seem to be very flakey judging from the results, experiences and feedback in our forums. We have a dedicated thread on this driver right here. You can download the driver right here.