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Wow! You didn't even take the time to read my post, did you? Open your eyes and fully read a post before you make a blind reply.

This is indeed hardware limitation. People with 4 Titan X SLI still have these problems. Its everywhere, even on television ads and animations. movie visual effects. just because you don't see it, doesn't mean its not happening.

I have some updates. Take a look at this video: This guy is playing GTA V on a Titan X and still have those anti aliasing issues. specially if you look at the lines on the street and parking lines, (white and yellow lines) you can clearly see flickering and jagged lines extremely visible. At some point of the video, he even increase MSAA to x8 and max out all settings and yet still have lots of issues. We are living in a time were games are more advanced than the latest hardware available in the market in the entire planet. Thats something really sad. I thought a $1000 graphics card would outperform any game no matter what. but turns out I was wrong. Even GTX 1080 will not be able to play these games ultra settings which is the sad truth. Now you guys should probably deal with it because there is no solution. this is hardware limitation and until NVIDIA and other corporations don't make better chips, this problem will still exists. In conclusion: I'm a bit confused, someone need to explain to me then how does animation industries such as Pixar or movie companies with intense animations and visual effects don't have these issues? how is it that Pixar makes great high quality animations since 10 years ago (probably longer) without jagged edges and flickering lines? or how come the dragon in Game of thrones doesn't have jagged edges and flickering lines? how the freaking they do it? How they do it? do they use 50 Titan graphic cards in SLI or something? I need answers!

Wait for GTX 1080. maybe that would solve all these flickering issues and jagged edges. Then once its released, NVIDIA might announce this: "Shit yes, all of the 9xx cards produced in 2014-2015 were ALL faulty but we didn't want to announce to public because we would be screwed up! and all those people would send back their cards for replacement/repair and that would be so fu**ed up so we keep deleting posts on our GeForce forums and keep silence so people would shut up about it. So we can make more sales." Just wait for the truth to be unleashed.

Its very interesting that this problem is now visible on so many gaming videos on Youtube and even on some movies and animations. But I was surprised to find some recent gaming videos that does not have this problem at all. No jagginess at all and no shadow problem in GTA V. For example take a loot at this video: This guy has absolutely no jagged edges, no flickering lines at all!!! Its insane! how is that even possible? did these guys found solution for this or something? or maybe they are playing with 4 Titan X SLI? or something. someone needs to explain that to me. Now take a look at this next video, this guy also doesn't have jagged edges/flickering edges at all but apparently I noticed he does indeed has shadow box problem which is completely visible at 0:32 you can see the shadow of that tree is flickering horribly and also the player is in a box. just hurts my eyes to watch this! But again none of these YouTubers have Jagged edges problem at all! INSANE. I NEED EXPLANATION HOW!?!

So any solution? I mean seriously this is even in their own NVIDIA official video. They have these jaggies too. have you checked it out?!

This problem (jagged edges/flickering lines) started on my computer after about 3 weeks I bought it . I clearly did not have any issues with my system. I installed lots of games but didn't have any problem and this suddenly started. (tbh maybe it was there all the time from beginning but I didn't noticed). I searched on google to find a solution and I was extremely disappointed! there is not a single possible solution for this. I have read all 98 pages of NVIDIA forums and many other forums as well. but sadly the truth is there is no possible solution at all. To me, it seems that this issue is because of limitations of technology. This means maybe we are judging too early and have to wait a few more years until new technologies come out with new hardwares and game engines and these problems will be all fixed. The reason I believe that is because this problem is not only happening to NVIDIA graphics card but also happening to all other cards by different manufactures. In case you didn't know, this problem also has been happening on all consoles. but the fact is most people don't realize it and get over it. but some people like me, can't play the game with these jaggy edges and flickering lines. Here is a video of GTA V on console back in 2013: As you can see from that video, you can clearly see lots of jagginess and flickering lines all around objects. But as technology gets better, these issues have been addressed and solved (almost). I hope people can understand that. I even noticed jaggies edges in some advertisements when I was in cinema last week. There was an ad about a car company that they had jaggies all over their vehicle. I don't know how they rendered it or maybe wanted to enhance colors or something or add animations but me and my friend could clearly see all those flickering lines and jaggies. Now surprisingly I noticed jaggies on NVIDIA official video! YES! I am not even joking. Today I suddenly saw a video by NVIDIA official channel on youtube introducing new GTX 1080. And even in their own video I could clearly see jaggies and those flickering lines. I mean man this is everywhere!! Just take a look your self. at 0:40 in that video look around the fan circle you can see how jaggy it is and how pixelated it is clearly!!