Fix For Blurry Game

[Bust On Entry]

I play at 1440p and found my game was rather blurry almost as if I was playing in 1080p, a little fiddling in the settings later and found that AA is the culprit. So if anyone else finds the game looks blurry turn Anti Aliasing OFF and that should fix it :)

[Emitai]

TAA is notoriously blurry, in every game.

FXAA is blurry too but much less so than TAA.

[BrotherO4]

there are in fact 3 possible i like to add

1. AA like the op said
2. Volume Rendering, setting it to off not only improves fps but cleanness
3. Resolution mode. set it to high for native res.

[Smooth_Harry]

Oh my god, thank you. I almost refunded the game because the AA made the game so bad for me.

[Bust On Entry]

I found FXAA was blurrier than TAA so I just outright turned it off, doesn't look too much differen't either

[Secreth]

Just never use any type of AA and just use gsync instead. Every game will look better and play more smooth that way.

[DarkCobalt]

General note: TAA sucks for visuals. It's a performance friendly preset and often times improves framerate (some weird black magic with that one, I have no idea how that works). But in exchange for performance, it looks smudged. If you have a competent rig, always choose something else.

[Jarkhideous]

wow, that makes a huge difference. thanks for that.

[Inherited]

lol

[SlicedAndDiced]

I am i the only one noticing a huge amount of people not knowing graphics trouble shooting basics in every gaming forum lately

[prejudice]

Originally posted by SlicedAndDiced:

I am i the only one noticing a huge amount of people not knowing graphics trouble shooting basics in every gaming forum lately

You're probably not the only one. But you're probably the only one who cares......

How else do people learn.

1. By being taught (Thanks to the poster of this thread who went out of his way to inform everyone he taught people who didn't know)

2. Asking Questions (Such as people who post new threads to get to the bottom of it)

3.Or searching for the answer, via forums posts.

Don't be so quick to judge. I've been working with computers for years and know the ins and outs of graphics fairly well. But I did not know that AA commonly makes games blurry and now that I know, I will add it to my knowledge pool.

[Kokua]

Originally posted by SlicedAndDiced:

I am i the only one noticing a huge amount of people not knowing graphics trouble shooting basics in every gaming forum lately

Sometimes people just assume that's how it's supposed to look. Some settings may make the game more or less appealing to others. There's no "correct" setting. If someone knows what they would like to see different, but don't understand what the options mean, there's nothing wrong with pointing them in the right direction. It isn't just about graphics. People ask basic questions for just about everything in life.

[Bodhsativa]

Originally posted by Cataclysm:

I found FXAA was blurrier than TAA so I just outright turned it off, doesn't look too much differen't either

This and then turn on AA from your graphic control panel instead. Way better.

[Bimmy]

Sweet mother of necro.

[Bodhsativa]

Originally posted by Bimmy:

Sweet mother of necro.

Hahaha, I didn't even notice.

[CourtesyFlush09]

Yup, it is indeed the AA (especially TAA). If you stand still, the picture is crispy clear. But if you move your character an inch, the whole thing gets blurred to hell.