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01-09-2001, 09:33 PM
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Hi all,
I recently purchased an ATI Radeon 64mb card. Along with that I downloaded a ATI Radeon tweaker utility that lets me change a bunch of settings. One of them is to enable Full Scene Anti Aliasing (FSAA) in open gl and d3d games. I run q3 and half life in open gl, would it make sense to enable it? I currently have it enabled and really see no performance hit, but the image quality looks a tad better. I run a fairly fast SMP system so one of my cpu's is usually dedicated to gaming, so I don't think it wouldn't really a problem leaving it enabled? What do you guys think? TIA. |
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01-10-2001, 09:44 AM
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If it doesn't kill your frame rate roll with it Flop. I'd love to be able to play with it on with my Voodoo5, but the framerate hit is too much.
What a difference it makes in older games, though. Try it in Quake 2, or maybe Starcraft/Warcraft. The difference is more obvious in those older games with lots of jaggies. Xayd |
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