Review: MSI GeForce FX5900 Ultra

Serious Sam 2 next, in OpenGL Extreme mode, with no game applied texture filtering. We'll instead let the driver do the aniso talking.

The base graph gives a hint to the true performance on offer, but without anisotropic texture filtering or anti aliasing, what's the point in buying any of the boards in the graph? Let's turn on those features.

The NVIDIA boards exhibit clock scaling, and probably a little memory size scaling at these settings too. If it gets even more pronounced in the next graph, we'll know for sure.

The PD graph can confirm.

I'd love a rebench for this test, since I'm not convinced, but that's not to be today. Good performance, but how true?