Call of Duty: World at War

Call of Duty was tested at 2560x1600 and 1920x1200 with all in game settings at their maximum level. Anti-aliasing was set to 4x and anisotropic filtering to 16x.

Call of Duty World at War provides us with our first performance comparison in this review. Looking first to the 4870vs4890 we see that there are slight gains on minimum frames per second however the average and maximum framerates improve significantly on the Sapphire and Asus cards. XFX improve on this further and open up a gap on minimum framerates also.

The GTX 275 performs well in this game and outperforms all of the Radeons as well as being a significant margin faster than the GTX 260, nearly 10fps on average at 1920x1200.