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IMO, most of the results you found can be discarded as statiscally insignificant. Nvidia’s claims hold some truth, but only under very specific settings and/or resolutions. They brought more then just FPS gains though
True, but to be fair I only tested one game on nVidia’s list (Bioshock), and I observed a good performance gain there with 4xAA.
If you play the games on nVidia’s list, I have no doubt you could see some good performance gains.