Race Driver: GRID
Race Driver: GRID (high-end) 1,680x1,050 4xAA 0xAF | ||||||
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ASUS HD 4890 VT 1,024MB | Sapphire HD 4870 1,024MB | ASUS ENGTX260 MATRIX 896MB | BFG GTX 260 896MB | Inno3D GTX 275 OC 896MB | NVIDIA GTX 275 896MB | Sapphire HD 4890 OC+ 1,024MB |
105.22 | 92.14 | 64.25 | 66.18 | 90.02 | 75.63 | 110.8 |
Race Driver: GRID (high-end) 1,920x1,200 4xAA 0xAF | ||||||
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ASUS HD 4890 VT 1,024MB | Sapphire HD 4870 1,024MB | ASUS ENGTX260 MATRIX 896MB | BFG GTX 260 896MB | Inno3D GTX 275 OC 896MB | NVIDIA GTX 275 896MB | Sapphire HD 4890 OC+ 1,024MB |
86.25 | 80.51 | 1 | 59.26 | 68 | 61.07 | 90.38 |
Race Driver: GRID (high-end) 2,560x1,600 4xAA 0xAF | ||||||
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ASUS HD 4890 VT 1,024MB | Sapphire HD 4870 1,024MB | ASUS ENGTX260 MATRIX 896MB | BFG GTX 260 896MB | Inno3D GTX 275 OC 896MB | NVIDIA GTX 275 896MB | Sapphire HD 4890 OC+ 1,024MB |
60.44 | 50.11 | 1 | 39.28 | 47.77 | 41.18 | 63.99 |
What's going on here, then? We're using R185.6x drivers for the GeForce GTX 260 cards and it results in hugely variable frame-rates from one run to the next, so much so that we cannot give the ASUS card an average score that's represtative of gameplay.
The yellow-coloured bar denotes a standard-clocked GeForce GTX 260's performance, which are also variable, so take the posted results with a pinch of salt.