Results - Supreme Commander & World in Conflict : When Budget Graphics Clash: GeForce 9400 GT Meets Radeon HD 4550

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Results - Supreme Commander & World in Conflict

Despite being a game that depended heavily on the CPU, Supreme Commander had its fair share of explosions and this meant that both the Radeon HD 4550 and the GeForce 9400 GT were not too impressive unless the settings are pushed further down. While it's not shown here in our results, 1024 x 768 without anti-aliasing is probably your best bet in these two strategy games.

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