Favorite Anti-Aliasing Setting?

[A Viltrumite of Sorts]

For the past two days, I've been using a combo of RadeonPro's Ultra SMAA Preset (because SweetFX hates my PC with a burning passion) and Nvidia Inspector's hardware FXAA, and its improved my image quality by basically erradicating all aliasing on the edges of objects, and in such a way that it doesn't look like someone took a jar of Vaseline and smeared it all over my screen. Originally, I used the traditional MSAA x4/MSAA x8 (never used SSAA, just too much FPS loss in games for me, so it just wasn't worth it to me). Some research led me to find out about SMAA. Further research led me to learn to combine SMAA/FXAA for better quality antialiasing and that SMAA and FXAA in general provided less of an FPS loss; a balance between quality and performance.
I've also become aware of Nvidia's Anti-Aliasing technology; MFAA...Unfortunately, a very limited number of games support it, and the only two games I have that support it would be Just Cause 2/Just Cause 2: Multiplayer Mod. According to Nvidia, the only GPU's that support it are the Nvidia GTX 970(M) and the GTX 980(M). In Nvidia Inspector, however, it gives me the option to enable it (on or off only), despite having an Nvidia GTX 750 (1GB) GPU, so some clarification on that would be much appreciated.
Mabye I'm just Naive towards this subject and really don't know as much about AA as I think I might have learned over the past year. As the Steam Community, what's you're favorite Anti-Aliasing Setting? How do you feel about SMAA/FXAA, and combining the two? What're your thoughts on Nvidia's new MFAA Anti-Aliasing? Thanks in advance ~Finite

EDIT: I got a lot of my information from this article alone: https://delightlylinux.wordpress.com/2014/02/17/sweetfx-smaa/
It provides comparison screenshots, explanations, performance/quality ratios, and a final verdict, so that's always good.

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