SMAA VS FXAA+TAA ON 1080p
Hi guys,
I have the idea that SMAA gives a clearer image, but really doesn't take care of the aliasing that well. FXAA + TAA removes all aliasing (close to) but gives a blurry image like you need to rub your eye. Is there any way to activate SMAA but without these terrible moving lines?
1st picture is SMAA - the circles are the places of lightning effects which will go up and down when I move.
2nd picture is FXAA + TAA - doesn't have these lightning things (which shouldn't be there like in the 1st pic imo)
http://i.imgur.com/cNZdbBH.png
http://i.imgur.com/iNT07G3.png
https://j.gifs.com/58EjyZ.gif
The gif shows it better than the images.
Thank you!
Hi guys,
I have the idea that SMAA gives a clearer image, but really doesn't take care of the aliasing that well. FXAA + TAA removes all aliasing (close to) but gives a blurry image like you need to rub your eye. Is there any way to activate SMAA but without these terrible moving lines?
1st picture is SMAA - the circles are the places of lightning effects which will go up and down when I move.
2nd picture is FXAA + TAA - doesn't have these lightning things (which shouldn't be there like in the 1st pic imo)
http://i.imgur.com/cNZdbBH.png
http://i.imgur.com/iNT07G3.png
https://j.gifs.com/58EjyZ.gif
The gif shows it better than the images.
Thank you!
Would I still need SMAA on then?
how is 4k doing it for you? considering to swap to 4k, but I'm currently on 1080p 144hz and 60hz just seems really stuttery to me.
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