Community TAA the best one?

[Wakko]

I just went through the option settings trying to fix some of the long range pixel problems I have been having, I just saw there is a new community TAA, whats the difference between all the TAAs?

[Bazingarrey]

Its sharper

[Wakko]

Originally posted by Bazingarrey:

Its sharper

cool gonna try it out then and see if it improves things

[Dont be Silly Wrap your Willy]

Best ? No .

Least bad? Yes.

[TWB*Clell_Miller]

Works the best of the three for me.

[Sav]

I use clarity TAA. it gets a little pixelated, especially when zooming in, but I find enemy faces pop better in foliage and they don't look like phantoms when at very long range. Sometimes the image is way too sharp, but overall I find Clarity get's me killed the least.

[POPO Sandh]

for me standerd taa is the best one.

[⎛⎝ casedistorted™ ⎠⎞]

At 1080p 21:9 Ultrawide (so 2560x1080 resolution) I have found Community TAA with Epic AA Quality is the best overall I can find. The trees and leaves/branches don't look aliased and pixelated as heck, but I can still see enemies relatively far away.. though not super clearly.

It would be nice if they put in better AA into this game but at least we get three different options with the TAA depending on our resolution and monitor.

[Kornstalx]

Originally posted by POPO (Sandh Palne Wala):

for me standerd taa is the best one.

Same. All the other TAAs cause pixel flickering and it drives me nuts. Standard TAA completely gets rid of jaggies but doesn't jingle-bell up all the textures.

[ArmeT]

Clarity AA is the best choice to spot enemies cuz it's not blurry, Standard AA is the worse don't ever use it BLURRY AF can't see ♥♥♥♥, Community AA is the best of both worlds but I still find it a little blurry...

[Chris]

I wish there was a sharpen slider like in some other games.
Something in between community and clarity would be perfect.

[Kornstalx]

Originally posted by Chris:

I wish there was a sharpen slider like in some other games.
Something in between community and clarity would be perfect.

Sharpen is built into your driver. If you have Geforce Experience installed, you can simply press Alt+Z in game and use like 4 different modes of custom sharpening on a per-game override. They're not janky at all and really nice.

[TWB*Clell_Miller]

Originally posted by Wakko:

I just went through the option settings trying to fix some of the long range pixel problems I have been having, I just saw there is a new community TAA, whats the difference between all the TAAs?

It's the best in my experience. With the others, I get varying degrees of annoying shimmer.

[Paulchen Panzer]

As Miller said for me too. But i got one question too the people here.
Does someone know how to turn off the grain? I`m not sure but i can count on that there is grain and i would like to turn it off.