Anti-Aliasing at 2048x1536x32

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The Catalyst 3.7 drivers' Direct3D tab in Control Panel says on the
anti-aliasing setting that it only works up to a maximum resolution of
1600x1200. Does ATI have any RADEON card that will anti-alias at
2048x1536x32? If not, are there any plans for such a card?
 
The problem is the amount of Video RAM needed to cope with that. I'm not
sure if 265MB is enough to do full AA (6X?) at that resolution?
 
How much memory is needed for anti-aliasing at that resolution?
 
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