As some extra benchmarks being published before the holidays, here's some Linux OpenGL performance results comparing the frame-rate impact of FXAA to other anti-aliasing modes as supported by the latest NVIDIA 313 Linux Beta driver on a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 Kepler.
This benchmarking is very straightforward and simply comparing the performance impact of no AA/AF to having FXAA enabled, 4xMS, 4xSS with 2xMS (8x), 8xMS with 8xCS (16x), 4xSS with 4xMS (16x), and 8xMS with 24xCS (32x) anti-aliasing for the high-end NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 on the latest NVIDIA Linux graphics driver.
All benchmarking was handled through the Phoronix Test Suite software and the anti-aliasing modes were manipulated through the NVIDIA Settings panel.
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