Will there be a difference between setting FXAA in the Nvidia control panel rather than using the in game FXAA. For me when playing a game like BF3 once I'm getting to the low 50's the mouse movement becomes way less fluid and effects my aim. I think quite a lot of reviews come across as misleading when they give you average fps, when looking at the map from distance or in heavy firefights your gonna lose so much fps it becomes horrible.
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