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    GT 540 M perdormance in 1080 games?

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by koca12, Mar 22, 2011.

  1. koca12

    koca12 Notebook Enthusiast

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    What you think about the performance of this card at resolutions 1920x1080 gaming? Has anyone tried this card play games like black ops, crisys, asasins creeed 3, gta4 .... On high resolution and high details. Tell your experiences with this card Another question I have is, for example if you set a game in a 1080 laptop and I put the resolution to 1366x768, will look like a laptop 720 in its native resolution

    Thanks
     
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    NoSlow5oh Notebook Evangelist

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    NoSlow5oh, Mar 22, 2011
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    LoganK Notebook Enthusiast

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    Am I being punked?

    See [thread=563846]this thread[/thread] for more information. :rolleyes:
     
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    joehempel Notebook Consultant

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    There are a ton of threads regarding this.

    Most games play and look great on high, and 1600x900, looking better than the 720p screens.

    My Resident Evil 5 set at that res and max everything with AA at 2x gets 35fps during cut scenes and like 45-50 during gameplay BUT, thats with overclocking. It's about 10fps less stock.

    Black Ops isn't too bad, and Shogun II: Total War works fairly well too!
    Dragon Age II runs pretty well, but I can't remember what it's set at.
    Dead Space II works well on full as well.
     
    joehempel, Mar 22, 2011
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