FXAA with AMD GPU

[InfinityJosh]

hi, I want to know if FXAA can be selected in games in AMD GPU like RX470 RX480 etc. bacause is a NVIDIA feature, thx.

[BoNfiRe]

Yes you can and works well on my R9 380!

[Cliff]

I have a RX 480 and I can run Nvidia HBO+ and Nvidia depth of field so yeah it's cross compatible between all GPUs.

[InfinityJosh]

Originally posted by Pikoo:

I have a RX 480 and I can run Nvidia HBO+ and Nvidia depth of field so yeah it's cross compatible between all GPUs.

fxaa you select in game directly or by external program?

[Venlord]

Originally posted by Infinity Josh:

Originally posted by Pikoo:

I have a RX 480 and I can run Nvidia HBO+ and Nvidia depth of field so yeah it's cross compatible between all GPUs.

fxaa you select in game directly or by external program?

I use the FXAA provided by the game, there is no FXAA option in the Radeon Setting's graphic options. Most games come with a FXAA option though.

It does come witha Multisampling and Supersampling options though, from 2x up to 8x MSAA/SSAA.

For Example there is a FXAA option in Fallout 4, but not in the Radeon Settings.

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edit: GPU is an RX 480 8GB

[InfinityJosh]

Thanks Venlord, so if the game itself has a FXAA option through the game option it will be available for both NVIDIA and AMD GPU?
I thought FXAA was a NVIDIA exclusive, I read some time ago only RADEON PRO was able to run it.
It is a good thing for me the possibility to use FXAA as AA because is very poor resources (aka FPS) demanding, it means I could run better smooth games and the blurry effect is ok for me.

[Kurt der Kuhle]

Originally posted by Infinity Josh:

Thanks Venlord, so if the game itself has a FXAA option through the game option it will be available for both NVIDIA and AMD GPU?

Yes, i had no issues so far with it with my R9 390.

[Venlord]

Originally posted by Infinity Josh:

Thanks Venlord, so if the game itself has a FXAA option through the game option it will be available for both NVIDIA and AMD GPU?
I thought FXAA was a NVIDIA exclusive, I read some time ago only RADEON PRO was able to run it.
It is a good thing for me the possibility to use FXAA as AA because is very poor resources (aka FPS) demanding, it means I could run better smooth games and the blurry effect is ok for me.

It the game has an FXAA option it will work on AMD GPU's. I use to have a r9 380 I lost like 2 FPS when I turned FXAA on in Battlefield 4.

The 470 is pretty powerful compared to older cards, you can probably run 4x MSAA in some games no problem. SSAA will still bring a lot of GPU's to their knees though in more modern titles.

[InfinityJosh]

Originally posted by Venlord:

Originally posted by Infinity Josh:

Thanks Venlord, so if the game itself has a FXAA option through the game option it will be available for both NVIDIA and AMD GPU?
I thought FXAA was a NVIDIA exclusive, I read some time ago only RADEON PRO was able to run it.
It is a good thing for me the possibility to use FXAA as AA because is very poor resources (aka FPS) demanding, it means I could run better smooth games and the blurry effect is ok for me.

It the game has an FXAA option it will work on AMD GPU's. I use to have a r9 380 I lost like 2 FPS when I turned FXAA on in Battlefield 4.

The 470 is pretty powerful compared to older cards, you can probably run 4x MSAA in some games no problem. SSAA will still bring a lot of GPU's to their knees though in more modern titles.

2 fps are nothing, now yes it could use stronger AA, but after 2 or 3 years it is the first option for gain fps.

[Cathulhu]

FXAA is videocard independent. It's also one of the fastest and worst forms of AA in terms of image quality.

[Revelene]

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

FXAA is videocard independent. It's also one of the fastest and worst forms of AA in terms of image quality.

I'd argue that Temporal is the worst, in terms of image quality.