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No optimization complaints for GTA IV

Neither AMD nor nVIDIA can claim favouritism
when it comes to graphical performance in GTA IV, neither card does as well as it should. For a DX9 game that lacks antialiasing and anisotropic filtering the performance you will get from a top of the line card may disappoint you. You can see the performance and some of the differences in graphical settings at [H]ard|OCP, not that the quality will matter too much in a high speed pursuit.