[Brainsick]

Just bumping this thread to remind people that the newest nvidia drivers have the option to force FXAA antialiasing and it works like a charm with no noticeable performance impact

[sh1sh1n11]

I had a real problem with almost all types of forced anti aliasing, not working just recently, Fxaa injector by some dude and smaa injector both were not working, I found out that it was the problem with any sort of overlays on another thread, maybe steam overlay or msi afterburner overlay, but for me it was fraps overlay, as soon as I ran the game without fraps it worked. both Fxaa Injector and SMAA injector worked.
also I am running Windows 8 RTM x64, if that makes any difference

This post has been edited by sh1sh1n11 on Thursday, Nov 15 2012, 12:53

[LoreLegend]

QUOTE (ShakingASS @ Tuesday, May 15 2012, 04:50)

Nvidia is pure bull people are blind that it over heats and is slower than ATi.You best off getting ATi since it's cheaper and better quality.

Fanboy much?

Anyway it only gave me a 5 fps boost lol

[brian.]

Honestly, I just gave it a try, and while it does smooth things out, there is no performance increase that I can notice, and it is a very low-quality AA. Almost not worth it. It also lags at AA'ing the scene from time to time, you can literally watch things go from crunchy to smooth. Cool injector, but I don't think I can use it.

It makes very close things look great, but far things are mostly just as crunchy as ever (slight improvement)

[faizanali]

Can someone tell me the difference between SMAA Injector and FXAA Injector, In screenshots?