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Edit - A reliable source writes:Read more
The reason that 16x12 is higher than 12x10 is that the card automatically scales back the AA sample rate when it detects that the currently selected rate will exceed the frame buffers available volume. Now, that is the official NVIDIA line but, it does seem a little odd that this is still happening even though the Ti 44/4600 cards are equipped with 128 MB of memory. Should be plenty of frame buffer space now, no? Apparently the memory is busy doing something else although I have yet to determine just what that is.
Something fishy going on no?
