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you wont need to look far to find them on ps4 thats for sure call of duty will have loads of them lolÂ
mass effect 3 on xbox 360 has good anti aliasing.Tommyjeebconsole quality fxaa is not very good anti aliasing
[QUOTE="Tommyjeeb"]mass effect 3 on xbox 360 has good anti aliasing.Kinthalis
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Yeah no.
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That engine is really bad with aliasing. Even on PC at 2560x1440 and MSAA/FXAA the temproal aliasing adn the texture aliasing is terrible.
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On consoles.. it's a joke.
Have you tried SMAA?[QUOTE="clr84651"]
They'll either be non existant or a very rare occurrence. 8GB RAM for the GPU's should all but eliminate them.Â
Kinthalis
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I hope you're just trotting out the meme now and aren't actually suggesting RAM has anythign to do with Aliasing...
No I'm just saying that the graphics will run much smoother with such higher memory.Â
Eliminating aliasing is now possible on PCs.Even a lot of high-end rigs still get jaggies. It will most certainly be better, but they'll still be there.Â
clone01
[QUOTE="MonsieurX"]Nope 1080P 60fps firstEnergyAbsorber
fixed. sorry but I dont want to play my fighting games at 30FPS :?
I don't really want to play any games at 30FPS I prefer 60FPS for all genres everything is smoother with 60FPS.[QUOTE="Kinthalis"]
[QUOTE="clr84651"]
They'll either be non existant or a very rare occurrence. 8GB RAM for the GPU's should all but eliminate them.Â
clr84651
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I hope you're just trotting out the meme now and aren't actually suggesting RAM has anythign to do with Aliasing...
No I'm just saying that the graphics will run much smoother with such higher memory.Â
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Performance has about 20% to do with RAM, the rest is almost entirley computaitonal - Ie the GPU. Â Hence, RAM will play no role on wheter or not next gen consoles have jaggies.
Eliminating aliasing is now possible on PCs. With Supersampling AA that's true.[QUOTE="faizan_faizan"][QUOTE="clone01"]
Even a lot of high-end rigs still get jaggies. It will most certainly be better, but they'll still be there.Â
mitu123
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TXAA gets the job done as well.
With Supersampling AA that's true.[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="faizan_faizan"] Eliminating aliasing is now possible on PCs.Kinthalis
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TXAA gets the job done as well.
TXAA is designed to give games a smooth filmic look, instead of an ultra sharp look, so if that's what developers want you'll surely be seeing TXAA going forward. TXAA is magic AA.
[QUOTE="Kinthalis"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"] With Supersampling AA that's true.
Chozofication
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TXAA gets the job done as well.
TXAA is designed to give games a smooth filmic look, instead of an ultra sharp look, so if that's what developers want you'll surely be seeing TXAA going forward. TXAA is magic AA.
You can just use SweetFX to sharpen the hell out of the image.
With Supersampling AA that's true.[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="faizan_faizan"] Eliminating aliasing is now possible on PCs.Kinthalis
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TXAA gets the job done as well.
[QUOTE="Tommyjeeb"]mass effect 3 on xbox 360 has good anti aliasing.Kinthalis
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Yeah no.
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That engine is really bad with aliasing. Even on PC at 2560x1440 and MSAA/FXAA the temproal aliasing adn the texture aliasing is terrible.
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On consoles.. it's a joke.
Obviously at a console level its good. I wouldn't say its really bad, definitely good for consoles, probably the best on consoles I'v seen anyway.[QUOTE="Kinthalis"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"] With Supersampling AA that's true.
faizan_faizan
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TXAA gets the job done as well.
[QUOTE="Chozofication"]Extremely, extremely unlikelyI wonder if games will use downsampling on Ps4.Â
ferret-gamer
Not double the damn resolution, I meant slight downsampling. :P
Ordered grid super sampling.
Extremely, extremely unlikely[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"][QUOTE="Chozofication"]
I wonder if games will use downsampling on Ps4.Â
Chozofication
Not double the damn resolution, I meant slight downsampling. :P
Ordered grid super sampling.
Still a no because of that performance.Extremely, extremely unlikely[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"][QUOTE="Chozofication"]
I wonder if games will use downsampling on Ps4.Â
Chozofication
Not double the damn resolution, I meant slight downsampling. :P
Ordered grid super sampling.
Impossible.1080p is a must or what is the point in the upgrade? anti aliasing should be standard also it literally spoils the image for me. Tommyjeebup until xbox360, the resolution was a standard 480, they only upgraded with the "hg" gen. 720/1080 is fine for tv's, and upgrading can give you much better results with things like physics, the amount of objects/characters on screen that you can interact with, other special effects. WIth decent AA i think this gen could be find with 720p and most people wouldn't even notice it.
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[QUOTE="Kinthalis"]
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TXAA gets the job done as well.
mitu123
[QUOTE="mitu123"]I love downsampling. Yep, Downsampling gives that Real Life IQ. What res do you downsample from?[QUOTE="faizan_faizan"]
TXAA while gives that sharp look doesn't completely remove aliasing.
TXAA with Downsampling does the trick.
No aliasing at all.Âfaizan_faizan
Yep, Downsampling gives that Real Life IQ. What res do you downsample from? That was not my pic, My rig would've set on fire if i tried TXAA+Downsampling from 3840x2160. HELL my rig would've begged mercy if i tried TXAA alone. (Crysis 3) I mostly downsample from 2560x1400.[QUOTE="faizan_faizan"][QUOTE="mitu123"] I love downsampling.
mitu123
[QUOTE="mitu123"]What res do you downsample from? That was not my pic, My rig would've set on fire if i tried TXAA+Downsampling from 3840x2160. HELL my rig would've begged mercy if i tried TXAA alone. (Crysis 3) I mostly downsample from 2560x1400. Oh ok then, fair enough, that's a great size as well.[QUOTE="faizan_faizan"] Yep, Downsampling gives that Real Life IQ.faizan_faizan
Nope. TV's in 1080p still have them. I am sure high end PC's can do it already with the right monitor.
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