MESH Elite G4 760SLi Review

1. Introduction2. MESH Elite G4 760 SLi Externals3. MESH Elite G4 760 SLi Internals4. KFA2 GTX 760 SLi5. Testing Methodology6. PC Mark 77. Synthetic: 3DMark 20118. 3DMark9. SiSoft Sandra Bandwidth10. Cinebench 11.5 64-bit11. Synthetic: HDD & SSD Testing12. Gaming: Battlefield 3 (DX11)13. Gaming: Bioshock Infinite (DX11)14. Gaming: Far Cry 3 (DX11)15. Thermal, Acoustic & Power16. Closing Thoughts17. View All Pages

Battlefield 3 is a first-person shooter video game developed by EA Digital Illusions CE using the Frostbite 2 engine and published by Electronic Arts. It is the eleventh installment in the Battlefield franchise. The campaign takes place in various locations, including Iran to New York City; and follows the stories of Sergeant Henry Blackburn and Dimitri Mayakovsky.

This updated Frostbite engine can realistically portray the destruction of buildings and scenery to a greater extent than previous versions and can support dense urban areas. Battlefield 3 also uses a new type of character animation technology called ANT. ANT technology is used in EA Sports games, such as FIFA, but for Battlefield 3 is adapted to create a more realistic soldier, with the ability to transition into cover and turn the head before the body, as well as “drag fallen comrades into safety and mount weapons on almost any part of the terrain”.

Running at 1920×1080 with Ultra High quality settings, we ran through the same section of the game with a single card and in SLi mode to see what kind of benefit you would get from the second card. A single KFA2 GTX760 is powerful enough to give you more than 60fps on average, while the boost of around 86% you get from the second card bodes well for those of you who might be interested in Battlefield 4  – assuming that nVidia's software team manage to get to grips with the SLi profile needed to take advantage of the anticipated upgrade to the engine's tessellation technology.

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