It's basically what the title says . I have a GTX 760 Superclocked video card and a benq G2320HDBL monitor . The flickering of the sharp objects is gamebreaking . Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z07Hs1duaJQ&feature=youtu.be . Please help !
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Flickering/Jagged edges in games ( video )
- Thread starter cristy06
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Solution
First go to manage 3d settings and add AC4 SP to the list.
Then go into AA settings and choose override and then choose the specific mode you want. Play around a little until you find the right setting.
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Try turning it off in game and then go into Nvidia Control panel and manually set either FXAA or TXAA. FXAA uses much fewer resources so try that first. If that doesn't work then try out TXAA.
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First go to manage 3d settings and add AC4 SP to the list.
Then go into AA settings and choose override and then choose the specific mode you want. Play around a little until you find the right setting.
Unfortunately no. I mean it doesn't look like a problem because there's only slight aliasing in games which bugs me because I don't know if it's normal, but then the letters and stuff on every application or just windows are jagged so I'm not sure. Also I don't know if it's normal that I see a bit of aliasing even with AA maxed out. I will be getting a laptop from school soon so I'll be able to check if it looks the same on that one, if not I'll just sell my pc and get a fresh new one.
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