Anyone here played Dragon Age 2 demo yet? can post some numbers about the performance at 1920x1080 8xAA 16xAF SSAO + Directx 11 at highest quality settings?
Any hd5 or 6000 series gpu will do.

tested on my Sapphire HD 6970, result quite sastified the fps around 50~60.
when using mage shooting fire ball the frame drop till 4x+/-.

Where did you adjust your video settings? the ingame video setting only allow you adjust the graphic details up to "High" for DirectX 11, and "medium" for DirectX 9.
You have to use the demo configuration utility to change the graphic details to "Very High"

The 4FPS version i believe its because tessellation enabled, while the high FPS version setting is "High" graphic detail only.
SS here:
http://cid-091309fa4326f8b8.office.live.co...16^_25^_927.png

Obviously no one could tell the difference without compare them with screen shot

Btw whats wrong with lyn? some earlier posts seems missing already

ya there is some post missing, btw bro how you open that thing?  I dunno how >< newbie haha..

Here

i mean the fps thing wor bro

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MSI Afterburner is UNIVERSAL(which after you changed a key in a .cfg file).
Unlike ASUS SmartDoctor and Sapphire TrixX, they only can be used on the GPUs they manufactured.