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2 hours ago, PVLMFRUITS said:

Sry Friend, I have only the Problem with the jagged Lines.

For me this problem is solved.

I am sorry for all who unfortunately do not feel and think so.

 

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So I'm playing skyrim right now and I have no jagged lines.

Nothing with the right Nvidia Control Panel Settings.

I remember in my old house/city i had aliasing in Destiny 2 but that much aliasing was supposed to be there because some games implement AA badly. They can be ignored and looked like normal aliasing. But believe me when i moved to this new house/city everything related to aliasing was 10 times worse. Now in the new house they cannot be ignored because they are at a point where it's messing with my vision. I think either you don't have same issue as me or the intensity is low for you and you can ignore it easily but i can't ignore it because it's much worse for me. But aliasing alone is not the issue, there is also low draw distance and everything seems pixelated. I agree with @jinx33 that aliasing is not the only symptom that comes with this issue. 

 

That's why i tried to make everyone understand that there might be atleast 2 different cases of this issue happening. One is normal because some games do implement AA badly. But the issue comes when you have the other case which is much worse. It's even outside of game. Picture looks fuzzy/blurry even in bios logo. How can you explain that to be normal? That was the sole reason i tried to distinguish b/w these 2 cases. Because having experienced the normal aliasing i knew some people might be mixing up both these cases.

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Maybe whatever is wrong in Electricity is less intensity wise for some and for others the intensity is much high that's why for some it is noticeable in Bios logo and Windows. Also for some it's even affecting Consoles, TV, Phones.

All i know for sure that these symptoms(Low LOD, invisible bubble, pixelated characters, etc) are of Low Power Condition.

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Just to add that DOOM looks great because it implements 8x temporal anti-aliasing, which is the only thing that can cover up this issue. Go to graphics options and choose another AA algorythm and there will again be flickering.

 

 

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6 hours ago, PVLMFRUITS said:

So, I have really important News.

For me and for many others very good News, but probably less helpful to most.

Before someone judges prematurely, please read my story and accept the opinion and perception of another Person.

 

ATTENTION:

I have only the Problem with the jagged Lines and the jagged/flickering Shadows.

I have not the LOD Proplem or POP IN Proplem.

For me this Problem is solved.

I am sorry for all who unfortunately do not feel and think so.

 

As promised, I was visiting my friend today.

He is a very experienced PC Specialist and has put together several PC's for himself and others.

He has a lot of gaming experience.

Today we have done many Tests and compared Games, and to be honest, to put it bluntly: THERE IS NO PROPLEM.

His Pc is assembled by himself and he has been re-equipping it for several Years.

 

THE RESULT: He has the same Flicker, the same jagged Lines, the same jagged Shadows.

He has known it since the beginning, and it's different from Game to Game.

 

Your pc is okay.

There are people who do not know it differently, and there are people who will notice it at some point.

But this kind of jagged Lines has always been there.

He showed me his Nintendo Switch and it is now 3 weeks old.

And there too, Jagged Lines on Zelda Breath of the Wild.

It is quite normal because the switch simply has no decent edge smoothing.

One does not like it extremely on the other.

 

You fix yourself on it and you look for these jagged lines

This is not a Problem but simple aliasing Problems and bad game Programming.

we tested Doom 2016 because this Game was programmed very clean and ZACK, no jagged Lines no flicker, a clean Game.

OH GOD what  Graphics, I LOVE IT BABY

 

We have made various Settings in Nvidia Control Panel, and found out that each Game is better with different Settings.

There is not ONE Setting for all Games.

 

Skyrim has been fixed 100%

The Witcher 3 has been fixed 90%

Doom 2016 has not the jagged Lines.

Ni No Kuni 2 has been fixed 95%

Dragon Quest XI has been fixed 85%

Titanfall 2 has been fixed 95%

 

This thing can only be reduced with Settings and better Monitor.

But it can not be completely eliminated because there is no Proplem.

 

So please believe me, there is no Problem, it only arises in your minds.

For me, this problem is resolved and thus my work done.

I know that many of you will not appreciate this answer.

But I want you to know that it helped me.

 

ATTENTION:

I have only the Problem with the jagged Lines and the jagged/flickering Shadows.

I have not the LOD Proplem or POP IN Proplem.

For me this Problem is solved.

I am sorry for all who unfortunately do not feel and think so.

 

 

Greets

Well, I’m sorry but you’re wrong. I appreciate your kindness and your willingness to look into the issue, and I also appreciate how you didn’t just flat out say we’re Imagining things, but this is no figment of our imaginations. This is real. The fact that so many people have the same exact story (It happened overnight) is proof that it’s real. it also happens on games on my phone. I myself thought I may be going crazy until I found this forum. You can tweak settings to make it look less noticeable (which will lower performance) but trust me, it’s a REAL issue that IS there.

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On 8/10/2019 at 8:30 PM, jinx33 said:

I switched from a ROG laptop with a GTX 860M to a better computer with a GTX 1080Ti, problem remains the same, even thought i can now enjoy gaming in 2K/4K, and to be honest that's good enough for me.

do you notice something?

it has always been there but you did not notice it before

 

but I found something else while watching a video on youtube

see the font, what is this? aliasing?

 

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I got a Theorie on what we actually expierience, how about its not AA but a luminosity issue, i got the idea because i noticed how only certain types of meshes and textures are flickering, like windows, thin objects, leaves or reflecting metalls and only when there is a big enough lightsource, still dont know how, but still might be something to investigate.

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Well, thin objects flicker because of the Moiree effect.

Which is normal. If the objects are thin enough, no amount of AA can counter that.

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5 hours ago, Bearhugger said:

Well, thin objects flicker because of the Moiree effect.

Which is normal. If the objects are thin enough, no amount of AA can counter that.

Yea but i am talking about a hole building sort of flickering when lit from the side or top.

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On 8/13/2019 at 9:13 PM, Bearhugger said:

hole building?

Maybe attach a picture?

Pictures dont work for this, only videos might post some later.

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Nobody can convince me that this is normal graphics. Especially after I saw what it's supposed to look like when the computer was new. Just look at those houses...

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26 minutes ago, DaoNayt said:

 

Nobody can convince me that this is normal graphics. Especially after I saw what it's supposed to look like when the computer was new. Just look at those houses...

It definitly isn't the question is how it happend and why.

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1 hour ago, I_dont_know200 said:

It definitly isn't the question is how it happend and why.

Nobody knows and nobody important cares to know.

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Okay so I got my laptop yesterday and plugged it in at my shop and installed ruiner of all games....  I can say the desktop looks absolutely normal as well as the in-game graphics.  I will be installing multiple games this morning when I get to my shop and test them on break.  If everything goes as well as it already seems I’ll be taking the laptop home to test at my house. 

 

First I’ll test games already installed without being plugged in and without internet, then I’ll test with internet and then being plugged in.

 

This should give me a pretty good assumption as to what causes the issues.  

 

I’ll update you guys on all this later this evening.

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12 hours ago, DaoNayt said:

Nobody knows and nobody important cares to know.

Probably since this bug is very rare but we got it lol, i never even knew something like this bullshit exsisted until i had it.

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It is 100% not in our heads. For me it was literally an overnight massive change - jagged flickering shadows and awful AA when the frame is moving.

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Cardboard trees,  pixelated textures and shadows, pop-in,  poor quality textures,  low draw distance.   

 

All of these things CONTINUE to happen at my shop AND my house on this new laptop,  all logic can be thrown out the window,  I completely give up,  I will never game on PC again!  I we become a console peasant for now on,  I am DONE gaming on PC fuck it!!!

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None of this makes ANY sense,  NONE OF IT!  it completely baffles me!

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Thank you for tests harsh , if u switch to console the issue will be there too. Got this shit since autumn 2016

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4 hours ago, Harsh45 said:

Cardboard trees,  pixelated textures and shadows, pop-in,  poor quality textures,  low draw distance.   

 

All of these things CONTINUE to happen at my shop AND my house on this new laptop,  all logic can be thrown out the window,  I completely give up,  I will never game on PC again!  I we become a console peasant for now on,  I am DONE gaming on PC fuck it!!!

What did the people at the shop say?

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Thanks to tests of @Harsh45 we know its much bigger then we ever knew, i think we enter now the realm of physics lol.

 

What we can say now atleast is what its definitly not, means we need to test new things and i know how this sounds but since i got this suggestion alot why not try a faraday cage that way we could exclude interferences, and for the power theorie has someone of you a generator of sorts?

Man it feels weird to suggest those stuff but there must be an explanation there allways is one.

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5 hours ago, Harsh45 said:

Cardboard trees,  pixelated textures and shadows, pop-in,  poor quality textures,  low draw distance.   

 

All of these things CONTINUE to happen at my shop AND my house on this new laptop,  all logic can be thrown out the window,  I completely give up,  I will never game on PC again!  I we become a console peasant for now on,  I am DONE gaming on PC fuck it!!!

But you said everything looked good at first?

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2 minutes ago, DaoNayt said:

Metal cases are already a type of faraday cage.

Well most cases aren't made of metal only, but yea, i am just speculating all the time what could be responsible for this, i mean we could definitly try out the power theorie with a mobile solar cell, charge a notebook (might take a while) and there we go proof, but i need to admit that i am not sure if it is either of those 2 options, i mean its not hardware or software i am sure about that still what could it be.

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