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Results - F.E.A.R (DirectX 9 Benchmark)

Results - F.E.A.R (DirectX 9 Benchmark)

Another example of how anti-aliasing may not be for this Radeon was in F.E.A.R, where the slight single frame lead of the 2400 XT quickly turned into dust in the latter where anti-aliasing was enabled. The GeForce 8500 GT captured a significant lead over its rival when that was factored in and even the Radeon X1300 XT (128-bit memory bus) did better than the new Radeon HD 2400 XT.

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