NVIDIA FXAA Anti-Aliasing Performance

Published on September 18, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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The tested graphics cards included a NVIDIA GeForce GT 220, GTX 460, GTX 680, 9600GSO, and 8800GT to represent several generations of NVIDIA graphics processors. Testing was from Ubuntu 12.10 with the Linux 3.5 kernel while using the 304.43 binary graphics driver.

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