Which anti-aliasing setting you guys using?

[bakasora]

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TAA looks better for me then DLSS or DLAA (less pixels on smoke etc)

[Luna ~]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Chesty La'Rou:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Mars:

Really weird. My 2080ti works with DLAA just fine and that's with me also upscaling my res to 3k. I don't even use DLSS in this game because it isn't needed for me.

Haha. I guess I'll have to double check my overclocks and voltages then. I never did check by resetting it to stock speeds. It could be the issue. Either way MSAA has superior picture quality to any of the other settings which is why I really prefer to use it. I kind of wish they had SSAA just for photo shots. Super Scene AA kicked so much butt, but it totally tanked performance.

This, I always use MSAA or SSAA or no AA over blurry ass TAA garbage

[Plutoski]

lot of people are saying TAA, if you look closely you'll find tons of artifacts when TAA is used, it's a cheaper version of AA that comes with some cons like blur. MSAA may be heavier, but it's the cleanest AA, i have it on 4x & my game is at 70-60fps

[Quick☢420™]

DLAA 4k-Asus tuf-3090,locked vsync 60fps.

[Chesty La'Rou]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Luna Rosa ~:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Chesty La'Rou:

Haha. I guess I'll have to double check my overclocks and voltages then. I never did check by resetting it to stock speeds. It could be the issue. Either way MSAA has superior picture quality to any of the other settings which is why I really prefer to use it. I kind of wish they had SSAA just for photo shots. Super Scene AA kicked so much butt, but it totally tanked performance.

This, I always use MSAA or SSAA or no AA over blurry ass TAA garbage

Yes, if I have the option and I can run it at above 60 fps, I will always choose MSAA or SSAA. DLSS and DLAA and AMD's solutions were only invented because of the huge performance hit you take from running anti aliasing. I do use DLSS, but I can see all the areas of the screen it down samples and depending on the game it really bothers me. Even with GSync, I refuse to play games at anything less than 60 fps because I will absolutely notice it and it ruins the experience for me.

[andressergio]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von bakasora:

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DLAA

[el tejón roja]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Melyn:

lot of people are saying TAA, if you look closely you'll find tons of artifacts when TAA is used, it's a cheaper version of AA that comes with some cons like blur. MSAA may be heavier, but it's the cleanest AA, i have it on 4x & my game is at 70-60fps

I find TAA just looks best, other types look too grainy and pixelated. With TAA you get a slider bar so you can find the right balance for you between grainy and blurry.

[💗Blaaashyyy💗]

Taa or Txaa whatever is it's name but ONLY because I also play in 4k. There are games that use aa that just upscales the pic and you don't need 4k like in Rainbow Six Siege, the aa makes the game uspcaled to 4k plus edge aa without me setting the game to 4k. But here by the amount of fps i get i giess taa/txaa would work like in Fallut 4. In 1080 taa is blury and ugly but in 4k, oh boi, that aa is MADE for 4k!

[koshesh]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Chesty La'Rou:

I use MSAA 8x, since it looks better and I have the video card to do it. I run a 2080 Ti.

yeah thats true msaa 8x is best and i run ultra settings with gtx 1070 60 fps looks real smooth

[Maki Nishikino]

DLSS on Quality with an RTX 4090 playing at 5120x1440.

[PanPan]

TAA is better against shimmering.
MSAA cost too much and doesn't hide shimmering well.
The best againt shimmering is increasing resolution (like SSAA).

I play in native 4K 60fps with TAA, no DLSS/FSR (because more shimmering at lower reso).

[Manu]

So which one is better

[ph!l]

TAA on a 2060 and MSAA on a 4080 works best for me.

[el tejón roja]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Manu:

So which one is better

It really depends on your system and monitor, there's no right or wrong answer, it's just a matter of trying the different options and just use what looks best for you.

[M. Walrus]

msaa if youre at 1080p or higher. less artefacts like the trails behind powerlines and such that other solutions have issues with. fxaa and other options make things blurry and are like downgrading your graphics unnecessarily. the only benefit they have is less performance hit