P PassionatelyCurious Honorable Apr 6, 2013 42 0 10,540 Apr 10, 2013 #1 Like the title says. i heard at a few places that anti-aliasing is not needed at this resolution but I wouldn't be able to know that. Is 2560x1440 so big everything looks smooth without AA?
Like the title says. i heard at a few places that anti-aliasing is not needed at this resolution but I wouldn't be able to know that. Is 2560x1440 so big everything looks smooth without AA?
warhead0 Distinguished Jul 24, 2011 1,308 0 19,960 Apr 10, 2013 #2 At a high resolution like 2560x1440 the image will be pretty smooth, however there is always room for improvement, and thats where AA comes in. For the most part however you should be able to get away with leaving it off and still have very clean image, it's just a nice thing to have on. Upvote 0 Downvote
At a high resolution like 2560x1440 the image will be pretty smooth, however there is always room for improvement, and thats where AA comes in. For the most part however you should be able to get away with leaving it off and still have very clean image, it's just a nice thing to have on.
P PassionatelyCurious Honorable Apr 6, 2013 42 0 10,540 Apr 10, 2013 #3 warhead0 : At a high resolution like 2560x1440 the image will be pretty smooth, however there is always room for improvement, and thats where AA comes in. For the most part however you should be able to get away with leaving it off and still have very clean image, it's just a nice thing to have on. I see, thanks. Upvote 0 Downvote
warhead0 : At a high resolution like 2560x1440 the image will be pretty smooth, however there is always room for improvement, and thats where AA comes in. For the most part however you should be able to get away with leaving it off and still have very clean image, it's just a nice thing to have on. I see, thanks.
P PassionatelyCurious Honorable Apr 6, 2013 42 0 10,540 Apr 10, 2013 #4 BigMack70 : AA on 1440p looks pretty freaking amazing... but 1440p without AA looks better than 1920x1080 with AA So things will not look jittery without AA at that resolution? Upvote 0 Downvote
BigMack70 : AA on 1440p looks pretty freaking amazing... but 1440p without AA looks better than 1920x1080 with AA So things will not look jittery without AA at that resolution?