Bad antiliasing in every game

[Kekenny]

Hey, i've been noticing a really poor anti aliasing in the past few months in every game i play. Probably it was here before but i didn't really notice since i was playing the games in lower settings and was expecting that, but I replaced every part but the gpu and now i notice this issue in every single game i play. I already tried to resinstall my gpu drivers with ddu and reinserted my gpu and nothing solved it.
My pc specs are:
R5 5600X
RX6600X

ram 32gb 

https://imgur.com/a/9nNwy3j

[Levent]

You don’t have FSR/upscaling enabled in these games right? These look awful lot like typical FSR aliasing.

[Kekenny]

4 minutes ago, Levent said:

You don’t have FSR/upscaling enabled in these games right? These look awful lot like typical FSR aliasing.

No, i don't 

[Blazepoint5]

Where you using a radeon gpu before as well?

 

Open the Adrenal software and make sure that AA is set to application, i forgot which tab it is located in and im not close to my pc but it wouldn't be hard to find. 

 

And make sure dynamic resolution (Radeon Boost) is off because i had similar issues, it works by reducing the game res while your moving so the image would look shimmery and pixelated, again I've forgotten which tab it is in but it wouldn't be hard to find.

[Kekenny]

30 minutes ago, Blazepoint5 said:

Where you using a radeon gpu before as well?

 

Open the Adrenal software and make sure that AA is set to application, i forgot which tab it is located in and im not close to my pc but it wouldn't be hard to find. 

 

And make sure dynamic resolution is off because i had similar issues, it works by reducing the game res while your moving so the image would look shimmery and pixelated, again I've forgotten which tab it is in but it wouldn't be hard to find.

yes, i am. Both are off and were at the time i took the printscreens. Im using the default preset which has everything off

[Doobeedoo]

Well odd if it's not through driver settings or fsr, upscale settings. Maybe it was like so before, some games don't offer good AA though. 

[Kekenny]

1 hour ago, Doobeedoo said:

Well odd if it's not through driver settings or fsr, upscale settings. Maybe it was like so before, some games don't offer good AA though. 

It probably was, but i didnt really cares since i played the games in lower settimgs. And i notice this issue in every single game, and when i see footage of those games, they don't look like that. Im afraid that this gpu is probably faulty. I'll try to use another monitor, maybe that's the issue. If not I think i'll have to get a new gpu since this is starting to get on my nerves because sometimes is really annoying 

[Doobeedoo]

1 hour ago, Kekenny said:

It probably was, but i didnt really cares since i played the games in lower settimgs. And i notice this issue in every single game, and when i see footage of those games, they don't look like that. Im afraid that this gpu is probably faulty. I'll try to use another monitor, maybe that's the issue. If not I think i'll have to get a new gpu since this is starting to get on my nerves because sometimes is really annoying 

Strange indeed. Double check that render resolution is 1.0 or 1:1 some games auto lower it for whatever reason. If resolution is like monitors and driver settings are default, can check monitor cable and reseat the card. Can't think of anything else.

[Kekenny]

28 minutes ago, Doobeedoo said:

Strange indeed. Double check that render resolution is 1.0 or 1:1 some games auto lower it for whatever reason. If resolution is like monitors and driver settings are default, can check monitor cable and reseat the card. Can't think of anything else.

I already tried a different cable, the only things left are other monitor and gpu

[saintlouisbagels]

Are you running at native resolution or stretching?

I have a 4K monitor and I tend to run games at 1440p and 1080p. 1080p fullscreen on a 32-inch 4K screen is a jagged mess when anti-aliasing is turned off.

[Kekenny]

6 hours ago, saintlouisbagels said:

Are you running at native resolution or stretching?

I have a 4K monitor and I tend to run games at 1440p and 1080p. 1080p fullscreen on a 32-inch 4K screen is a jagged mess when anti-aliasing is turned off.

It's a 1080p 24" monitor and im playing at that resolution

[Mark Kaine]

Just for your information, none of this looks like an aliasing problem. 

 

Run Firestrike benchmark (free demo on steam) and post a link to the results please.