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Reflections look sharp, grainy and ugly in games even when AA is turned on.

Reflections look very sharp in games even with anty-aliasing turned on.

Ive had this problem since i bought a new GPU.

Ive also found some other threads discussing the same problem.

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/242822/ugly-pixelated-reflections-in-several-games-pictur/

Does anyone know why this happens? Or how to fix it?

 

 

Ryzen 5 1600af, RX 580 4gb, 16gb ram

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This is forza  horizon 3 running on ultra everything MSAA 8X FXAA on

 

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Sharp and grainy is an oxymoron... 

 

Also most stuff you "circled" aren't reflections, most of them are shadows. 

 

Lastly, it all looks fairly normal, doesn't matter if some other dudes have the same "issue" that's just how video games look and in my opinion you failed completely to demonstrate what the issue even is...

 

Tldr: that's how shadows and reflections look in video games, sometimes even in real life (has something to do with how light breaks when it hits a barrier) 

 

 

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This looks pretty normal to me, but I haven't played Forza Horizon 4. Additionally, as said above, those are shadows, not reflections.

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