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Is this good, bad or normal?

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By FinestRyeBread
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http://imgur.com/74x2M83

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What do you mean? Looks fine to me.

min fps, when I had my gpu paired with a fx 8350 it had higher (by like .5) min fps and I'm pretty sure that the fx 8350 bottlenecks the 970

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You're using 8XAA which will dramatically bring your FPS down. What I typically do is if I'm going to use higher than 4XAA I'm going to just use DSR and upscale the game, it typically looks even better than AA.

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You're using 8XAA which will dramatically bring your FPS down. What I typically do is if I'm going to use higher than 4XAA I'm going to just use DSR and upscale the game, it typically looks even better than AA.

DSR?

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DSR?

Dynamic Super Resolution. It allows you to render the images that will be displayed on your screen at higher than native resolution. An example being you're rendering a image at 4k on a 1080p monitor, the image is then down-sampled 1080p for a incredibly crisp image that sometimes is easier to run than high levels of Anti-Aliasing. 

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