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CUDA said:
Getting directly to the point, major German Tech Websites ComputerBase and PC Games Hardware (PCGH) both report that they must use the “High” Catalyst AI texture filtering setting for AMD 6000 series GPUs instead of the default “Quality” setting in order to provide image quality that comes close to NVIDIA’s default texture filtering setting. 3DCenter.org has a similar story, as does TweakPC. The behavior was verified in many game scenarios. AMD obtains up to a 10% performance advantage by lowering their default texture filtering quality according to ComputerBase.



http://www.computerbase.de/artikel/...5/#abschnitt_anisotrope_filterung_auf_hd_6800

http://www.pcgameshardware.de/aid,7...irectX-11-Generation/Grafikkarte/Test/?page=4

http://www.tweakpc.de/hardware/tests/grafikkarten/amd_radeon_hd_6870_hd_6850/s09.php

http://www.3dcenter.org/


You may need google translate to help. But its all there, Is the appology in the post ?
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Your post was garbage because it was one line of inflammatory, unsubstantiated claims.

Next time try starting out with a reasoned discussion backed up by evidence.
 
Refer people to the other 590 club thread.
Cards going boom with OC, without OC, with volts up .. stock volts..
In games, idle, benchmarks ..

Cant be a safe card.
 
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