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Hello everyone , i have been struggling to fix this it happens on all the games i play , whenever i pass by an area with alot of foliage or stairs/floors with line patterns i get that stair effect the textures look shimmering/sparkly , i cant seem to fix it i tried multiple options from AA , MSAA,FXAA and nothing seems to fix it its like AA isnt even working correctly , and its very anoying makes games not enjoyable , anyone have an idea on what this might be?

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i can try too , i tried recording it but it doesnt show up on video idk why , i also get a similar effect when scrolling up and down in the windows settings folder its very weird, all my life played without antialiasing and never had an issue but this pc is driving me crazy 

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If you got an NVIDIA card try DSR
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/dsr/technology

 

If AMD try VSR

https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/vsr

 

or just try SSAA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersampling

 

have in mind that this is quite a lot demanding on the graphics card but it should provide nice results

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1 minute ago, Miguelc said:

i can try too , i tried recording it but it doesnt show up on video idk why , i also get a similar effect when scrolling up and down in the windows settings folder its very weird, all my life played without antialiasing and never had an issue but this pc is driving me crazy 

You don't know how to take a screenshot?

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Just now, Chen G said:

You don't know how to take a screenshot?

yes i know xD but since it didnt show up on video i assume i wont show on the screenshot + it only happens when im moving , but i will try to screenshot when it is happening and see if shows up or not 

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5 minutes ago, WereCat said:

If you got an NVIDIA card try DSR
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/dsr/technology

 

If AMD try VSR

https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/vsr

 

or just try SSAA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersampling

 

have in mind that this is quite a lot demanding on the graphics card but it should provide nice results

i tried dsr at 2560x1440 but made no difference i will try to mess arround more with the settings and see if i get nice results

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Just now, Miguelc said:

yes i know xD but since it didnt show up on video i assume i wont show on the screenshot + it only happens when im moving , but i will try to screenshot when it is happening and see if shows up or not 

Then it obviously isn't aliasing, it would be something from your display not the computer.

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9 minutes ago, Miguelc said:

can a display cause that kind of effect ? i bought it very recently its a msi optixmag27c what i dont get is that it only hapens on foliage or road textures with lots of tiny rocks / sand 

What kind of effect? I don't get the picture from your vague descriptions.

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Just now, Chen G said:

What kind of effect? I don't get the picture from your vague descriptions.

that aliasing staircase like effect (shimmering/sparkly) also tired recording my display with my phone it also does not show up on video , i know im beeing kinda vague because i dont really know how to describe this issue 

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8 minutes ago, Miguelc said:

that aliasing staircase like effect (shimmering/sparkly) also tired recording my display with my phone it also does not show up on video , i know im beeing kinda vague because i dont really know how to describe this issue 

Sounds like it's just what mate displays look like

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