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1: Be civil and nice.
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Pretty much agree with all of that.

One thing I can see where some people would really want the power...

Most of the time, AA bugs the shit out of me, so I turn it off.  I don't know if it's just not done well or what.  I like the crisp look, even at 1080.  I don't mind if that fence texture or that powerline is a bit jaggy, AA, to me, makes a lot of other things blurry.  Same reason i dislike those extreme FOV mods in Skyrim, and I'm sure why a lot of people dislike "motion blur".  And if you turn that off in most games, the x60 cards all do great in FPS in most games. (and something the two brands can handle very differently, so tests with AA on can be...skewed, especially when you start using different types of it)

A lot of these are bad approximations or shortcuts for how we really see things, and therefore in the end make me feel like I have a problem with my eyes or left my glasses laying somewhere.

I can see where super sampling and then scaling back down would be nice though, not so much of a shoe-horned work around.  I've been doing the same thing for years with 3d renders, making renders at 2x the resolution and then scaling it down in photoshop.


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Safe Be civil and nice. Try not to excessively repost, as a rule of thumb, wait at least 2 months to do it if you *have* to.