Topic. Specifically Fallout New Vegas. I have to run the game by running a famous 4GB hack called 4gbfnv.exe (and also a fullscreen hack called Fallout_fullscreen.exe). This prevents my current 6990 from being able to force AA or supersampling on the game. Would definitely rather know how well forced-AA (or whatever) works with Nvidia cards before forking over hundreds of dollars.
Can the 780 force FXAA on games that don't support it?
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cookybiscuit
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FXAA is complete crap, but yes you can force it. Nvidia restricts its use alot of the time though, as with any AA override, quite why I have no idea. Often you'll need to use Nvidia Inspector to change driver profiles and get it to work.
I suggest you try an SMAA injector, performance hit isn't significant and it looks better than any AA I've used outside of downscaling. It also works 100% of the time, no need to do any driver magic.
http://mrhaandi.blogspot.co.uk/p/injectsmaa.html
I suggest you try an SMAA injector, performance hit isn't significant and it looks better than any AA I've used outside of downscaling. It also works 100% of the time, no need to do any driver magic.
http://mrhaandi.blogspot.co.uk/p/injectsmaa.html
FXAA is a post processing filter, and can thus be used on any 3D application regardless of whether or not it is internally supported. However, on applications that do not support it natively it will also anti-alias the overlay, which may cause the UI to appear blurry.
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