hey guys, i use my computer moniter while playing my xbox360, for a HD expirience, anyway, i have anti-anailising on when im using my PC, but it doesnt seem to be on when i play on the xbox360, is there anyway to turn it on, or is there any specific settings i need to put my xbox360 on to activate it? thanks for your time.
AA is on your PC because you turn it on, either through your display drivers or by the game itself. In the case of the 360, you can't control it, it's either on or off.
check the settings on your xbox games for filterings. or check out if your videocard driver supports filtering modes outside games (CCC allows me to put in 16x AF for HDMI support for playing xbox 360 games on my monitor, for instance, it all differs from videocards, i have no idea if nvidia GPU's support this with their current drivers.
also, on what resolution are you playing? and how big is the screen you are playing on?
check the settings on your xbox games for filterings. or check out if your videocard driver supports filtering modes outside games (CCC allows me to put in 16x AF for HDMI support for playing xbox 360 games on my monitor, for instance, it all differs from videocards, i have no idea if nvidia GPU's support this with their current drivers.
also, on what resolution are you playing? and how big is the screen you are playing on?
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What the hell are you connecting? Are you plugging the 360 into your videocard?
Right Anti-Aliasing is a way of smoothing the edges of pixels so you cant see the 'steps' or 'squares' as much With PC games these can be enabled in the settings some games have it some dont, depending n how good your PC or graphics card is this may decrease performance with the xbox 360 graphical settings cannot be changed as the game runs at its best potential on the 360 the way it is, some games like COD4 have 2xAA, thanks to the GPU in the 360 2xAA does not decrease performance by much at all. but most games do not include AA because it is generally not worth the performance hit in some cases
Right Anti-Aliasing is a way of smoothing the edges of pixels so you cant see the 'steps' or 'squares' as much With PC games these can be enabled in the settings some games have it some dont, depending n how good your PC or graphics card is this may decrease performance with the xbox 360 graphical settings cannot be changed as the game runs at its best potential on the 360 the way it is, some games like COD4 have 2xAA, thanks that it is rendered at 600p in the 360 2xAA does not decrease performance by much. but most games do not include AA because it is generally not worth the performance hit in some casesBeaglesniffer
agreed but the 10mb of EDRAM on the gpu chip should help along 2xAA anyway without hardly any performance hit funny thing is after playing COD4 on 360 and moving up to a high end PC playing it with a much higher res and 4XAA it looks loads sharper 600p is crappy!
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