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I was gonna say the same thing. Why would you want to turn anti-aliasing on and lower your FPS even more. But don't the Radeons give you anti-aliasing without a performance penalty? Maybe I'm wrong.
AA is handled mostly in the GPU. For those of us with underpowered CPUs but heavy graphics cards, we can probably turn on AA with no performance penalty.
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