Anti aliasing almost non existent in GTX 1080 G1 Gaming?

[killzone296]

Basically as the tittle says when I'm playing games even with full AA options they do kinda soften the jagged lines but they are really visible in motion and in games like Batman Arkham Knight where the rain is set like a small rainy line it's really irritating to play or in PUBG the grass is so jagged. I've tried all kinds of "fixes" with Nvidia Inspector or the control panel but didn't helped, turning off the anti-aliasing makes things reaaaally bad where even at full settings things are looking really jagged, the only solution i can find is when i downsammple to 4k. That makes the jagged lines a bit better if not almost perfect but everything feels slugish even if the fps is fine so it's not an option. I game on 1080p screen dunno if everyone on 1080p suffer from that.

 

[rustigsmed]

both those games are terribly optimised. i'd suggest its a combo of the screen (1080p) and the game(s) rather than the gpu.

 

[killzone296]

both those games are terribly optimised. i'd suggest its a combo of the screen (1080p) and the game(s) rather than the gpu.

I can see the jagged lines in all games, not only in those 2

 

[Philballer17]

both those games are terribly optimised. i'd suggest its a combo of the screen (1080p) and the game(s) rather than the gpu.

I can see the jagged lines in all games, not only in those 2

If you're worried about visual quality, then get off of 1080p and step up to 1440p.

 

[rustigsmed]

i still don't think the gpu is your problem, how big is your screen and what are the rest of your specs (cpu/ram)?

 

[killzone296]

i still don't think the gpu is your problem, how big is your screen and what are the rest of your specs (cpu/ram)?

24 inch for the monitor, i7 7700 8 Gigs of Ram

 

[Philballer17]

i still don't think the gpu is your problem, how big is your screen and what are the rest of your specs (cpu/ram)?

24 inch for the monitor, i7 7700 8 Gigs of Ram

Youll be better off with a 27 inch 1440p. It'll take full advantage of the GTX 1080's performance, on 24 inch 1080p you can hardly even tell the difference between low detail and high detail graphics

 

[rustigsmed]

yes unless you are getting artifacts (your image didn't pop in your OP) - AA can only do so much its more mitigation than a solution.
how much it annoys people is a subjective thing, Im' happy with 1080p up to 27" with 27" also being the starting point for 1440;
you definitely would benefit from going to 1440p especially if you aren't happy.

(btw nice rig Phil).