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ESO anti-aliasing question
Roguish98
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Greetings,
Is ESO's in-game anti-aliasing compatible with Nvidia's new MFAA technology for 900 series cards? I know Nvidia has stated that a game must support MSAA in order to be enhanced by MFAA. I am unable to find a definitive answer as to what method ESO is employing in game. Is anyone able to confirm compatibility, and if so, a benefit?
Thank you,
Roguish98
Is ESO's in-game anti-aliasing compatible with Nvidia's new MFAA technology for 900 series cards? I know Nvidia has stated that a game must support MSAA in order to be enhanced by MFAA. I am unable to find a definitive answer as to what method ESO is employing in game. Is anyone able to confirm compatibility, and if so, a benefit?
Thank you,
Roguish98
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C3N50R3D✭✭✭Similar to TXAA. Not sure about compatibility. Try it and report back.
Edited by C3N50R3D on January 28, 2015 11:27PM0 -
Roguish98✭✭I may have some time to experiment this weekend. One question is whether or not MSAA enhanced by MFAA can be forced through the drivers since MSAA is not available in-game.0