I’m selling my HD 6870 and getting a GTX 660 or possibly 760/750Ti as soon as 5 weeks from now. I am sick of AMD’s drivers – it just seems like every two months when I move to the new WHQL driver (because their beta drivers are a mess) a feature doesn’t work, or my computer won’t wake from sleep, or MLAA is less effective than before. Not to mention AMD still has yet to release an in-driver Adaptive/Dynamic Vsync option.
I have a 1440x900 monitor that I bought with my old HD 5670, and the image quality is good enough for me, as long as I can get 4xMSAA in games. Sometimes this isn’t an option, so I force MLAA, but it’s not nearly the same… Another option would be what I’ve been doing in Mass Effect 1&2 which is SuperSampling. 2xSGSSAA + FXAA would be perfect for most of my games when I get my stronger Nvidia card, but I’ve heard it doesn’t work in every game, even with the Inspector Tool.
Anyone have luck supersampling with Nvidia? Specifically in Borderlands and Crysis 1&2?
I also have a 1080p TV that I will hook the computer to when I play controller-based games, but I'm having scaling issues where it's not full-screen and locked at 24fps in some games.
Anyone have issues with Nvidia scaling via HDMI?
Thanks SO MUCH.
I have a 1440x900 monitor that I bought with my old HD 5670, and the image quality is good enough for me, as long as I can get 4xMSAA in games. Sometimes this isn’t an option, so I force MLAA, but it’s not nearly the same… Another option would be what I’ve been doing in Mass Effect 1&2 which is SuperSampling. 2xSGSSAA + FXAA would be perfect for most of my games when I get my stronger Nvidia card, but I’ve heard it doesn’t work in every game, even with the Inspector Tool.
Anyone have luck supersampling with Nvidia? Specifically in Borderlands and Crysis 1&2?
I also have a 1080p TV that I will hook the computer to when I play controller-based games, but I'm having scaling issues where it's not full-screen and locked at 24fps in some games.
Anyone have issues with Nvidia scaling via HDMI?
Thanks SO MUCH.