Painkiller: Battle out of Hell

The speed of the ASUS N6600 GT/TD is sufficiently high in this game, too. This graphics card surpasses its immediate rivals in 1600x1200, save for the RADEON X800 PRO. It seems like the core frequency is more important for Painkiller: Battle out of Hell than the number of pixel pipelines.

It’s almost the same in the “eye candy” mode with its full-screen anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering, except the highest resolutions where the memory bandwidth comes into play. The graphics cards with a more efficient memory controller come out on top then.