Yeah I understand what you're saying. I'm not going to read through this whole thread, but I can assume your good- intentioned caution about picking a GPU for the beta's "Ultra" settings won't translate to the same FPS with true "Ultra" settings come release has been ridiculed into oblivion by those who don't care much about what's under the hood.

It was a good point to make. It's also worth mentioning that ESO's large scale battles were designed to be more dependant on your processor than your GPU, so people that opt to go with a cheap processor and one or more top-of-the-line GPU's (which works for most games) may find ESO isn't running as well.

You are just trying to throw in "facts" that aren't necessary to prove your point.. Ill dumb this down for you since you apparently want to just start arguing your point by bringing in irrelevant concepts.

Antialiasing was not working in this game via the in game settings, or the NVIDIA/AMD control panel. When this finally functions, GPUs will take a performance hit.

Disputing that statement would be comedy. This is my point, and was my point from the get go. Distracting from that fact, is disingenuous.

Thank you.

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