nVidia FXAA vs in-game anti aliasing??
Specs:
Alienware 18
i-7 4910 MQ processor
GTX 880M SLI ( each gpu is supposed to have 8 gb memory so a total of 16gb)
16GB RAM memory.
I tried to switch off the in-game anti- aliasing and used the nVidia FXAA, but did not gain much fps increase.
With everything switched ON and maxxed out, I can only get 35 fps. Especially since patch 1.05. Latest nVidia driver, SLI enabled, Maximize 3d Performance option ticked in nVidia Control Panel. I heard that a guy was abe to max out the game at 50 fps with 780M sli. So with my setup of 880m sli, i should be able to at least match his performance, what am I missing? I feel the GPU-s are not working to their full potential. How can I get them to work harder? May be there is some factory limits built in to lim8t power usage or performance. Any more options i can unlock in nVidia panel?
I think nVidia does a very good job of keeping their drivers up to date. But they cannot keep up if CD Projekt Red releases a patch every other day and sh**s into everything.
Specs:
Alienware 18
i-7 4910 MQ processor
GTX 880M SLI ( each gpu is supposed to have 8 gb memory so a total of 16gb)
16GB RAM memory.
I tried to switch off the in-game anti- aliasing and used the nVidia FXAA, but did not gain much fps increase.
With everything switched ON and maxxed out, I can only get 35 fps. Especially since patch 1.05. Latest nVidia driver, SLI enabled, Maximize 3d Performance option ticked in nVidia Control Panel. I heard that a guy was abe to max out the game at 50 fps with 780M sli. So with my setup of 880m sli, i should be able to at least match his performance, what am I missing? I feel the GPU-s are not working to their full potential. How can I get them to work harder? May be there is some factory limits built in to lim8t power usage or performance. Any more options i can unlock in nVidia panel?
I think nVidia does a very good job of keeping their drivers up to date. But they cannot keep up if CD Projekt Red releases a patch every other day and sh**s into everything.