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If you had one day with a 4k panel, 2x Geforce GTX Titans, and 2x R9 290x. What games to bench?

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I don't have Ghosts, not sure how I'd benchmark some of these games, lest having to play the first 10 minutes of a level or something to that effect. I do have fraps for measuring things. Unfortunately, my time with the Titans is drawing to a close. There new owner will be receiving them later this week if all goes as planned.

Once AMD gets a WHQL version of 14.2 with mantle support and MST support, I'll see what I can do about benchmarking BF4 with/without mantle. I managed to fix BF4 Sunday after figuring out that MST just completely fails on the 14.2 drivers. It will work if I plugin to a 1080p monitor via HDMI though, so limited testing....

I know it's impossible to deal with amd drivers and do the benchmarks in a single day :D

... what you could do with synthetic benchmarks is to measure performance hit when enabling/disabling anti-aliasing, tesselation or ambient occlusion at 4K resolution on both configurations.
 
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