AA & Anisotropic Filtering Performance
We introduced Anti-Aliasing + Ansiotropic filtering performance tests in our Radeon 9700 Pro review and we're continuing them here.
We ran a subset of our benchmarks with the following settings for the Radeon 9x00 series:
- 4X AA
- 16X Quality Anisotropic Filtering
The GeForce4s were run with these settings enabled:
- 4X AA
- 8X Anisotropic Filtering
If you're wondering about image quality or performance individually, read our Radeon 9700 Pro review where we cover those issues and more for both the ATI and NVIDIA GPUs.
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87.7
75.4
47.2ATI's very efficient adaptive ansiotropic filtering algorithm yields the best quality/performance ratio out of the bunch and thus puts all of the Radeon cards ahead of even the fastest GeForce4.
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As we saw in our first botmatch tests, the Radeon 9500 Pro falls in between the Ti 4400 and Ti 4200. The 9700 cards are, as usual, miles ahead of their closest competitor. Even the cheaper Radeon 9700 has no less than an 80% performance advantage over the Ti 4600.
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