EdwardCarnby47

So I've gone through about 100 threads on Tom's Hardware, Endless thread on Nvidia forum and read through this whole thread in one sitting. Same issue as all of you, one day just started getting Jaggies and" Raw" looking textures, as if Anisatropic Filtering is not being applied. NVCP or inspector do not work for me, heck, I believe even VSYNC options have no effect on games anymore since I cannot force it on some Unity titles. I will add however that my issues started around the time I was playing around with ENBseries for Fallout 4. "Piligrim ENB Mode" to be precise. Couple of "infected" users have also mentioned doing some modding at the time of occurrence. The biggest problem driving me nuts is I used to be able to simply turn on FXAA from Nvidia and the game would get a nice blurry filter. I downloaded MKX, the game that ONLY has FXAA as available AA and - The game looks same with FXAA on and off from both ingame settings and NVCP. Same for Antialiasign. Some characters like Raiden (who have heavily textured outfits) look like a mess of pixels with no texture filtering whatsoever at 0 or 16 Anisa filter, no difference. I was sure that my GPU got simply rendered incapable of producing AA and Anisa... but, I've tried Reshade with MK X and what do you know... FXAA is actually working all of a sudden. Same for SMAA. It sure looks like shit(mostly due to my lack knowledge of the FXAA values in reshade) but until now I couldn't even force it. So it's not card's Incapability to render those effects, it's likely Nvidia settings simply refusing to. Lack of Anisatropic filters is heavily noticeable in Just Cause 3 where grass and trees just make me puke when in motion. What's funny is that I get shitty LOD not only on distant grass and whatnot as others have mentioned - My main characters get unfiltered textures aswelll. Just Cause 3 - Rico's clothes have that "raw" look to them, as if they just loaded and are still waiting for that filter processing. Arkham Knight - Batman's utility belt has swimming, cubical textures all over it. I've tried using my old, pre-war UPS and have downclocked my video card, which I believe (I'm not even sure anymore, I can be going crazy for all I know) has helped with jaggies a Little bit in game Dead Space, which looked horrible during testing of this issue. Overheating card somehow disabling basic AA and Anisatropy is not something out of the question if that's even possible. Anyways, the year is 2018 and there is still no fucking fix for this damn issue plaguing us.