anti aliasing not working ! (gtx 970)

[xWleed]

hi

 

i have a problem with the GTX 970

any type of anti aliasing in any games are not working

 

 

I've tried 4xMSAA, with and without nvidia TXAA, and I tried that combo with FXAA on and off as well

but in most areas the jaggies are still very bad almost like there's 0 anti-aliasing (especially the far areas) and I don't really understand it

 

my card is new , i tried different monitors

i am on the last driver 358.50

 

i will post some picture very soon

 

 

please help me

[Remmi2002]

Pictures first.

[theereal]

What resolution are you playing on?

[i_build_nanosuits]

yeah, check your screen resolution cause that's impossible.

[xWleed]

Pictures first.

 

i will post a video

so you can see it clearly

 

 

What resolution are you playing on?

 

 

yeah, check your screen resolution cause that's impossible.

 

 

i am on 1080p 100% sure

 

[Remmi2002]

i will post a video

so you can see it clearly

 

 

 

 

 

 

i am on 1080p 100% sure

 

Can we get that vid ASAP?

[i_build_nanosuits]

i will post a video

so you can see it clearly

i am on 1080p 100% sure

what game have you tested?

[SkilledRebuilds]

First thing I'd be doing is a driver reinstall (another version tho) and also using DDU after the uninstall to move leftovers,....then testing a game that has inbuilt AA options (not forcing it via NV control panel)

[jjohnthedon1]

Have u checked ur not forcing it off in the nvdia control panel ?

[xWleed]

Pictures first.

 

 

What resolution are you playing on?

 

 

yeah, check your screen resolution cause that's impossible.

 

 

here is the video

 

(Fullscreen and 1080p)

 

 

 

BF3 is not that much noticeable

but it's on ultra setting , it's should be gone completely

 

 

 

First thing I'd be doing is a driver reinstall (another version tho) and also using DDU after the uninstall to move leftovers,....then testing a game that has inbuilt AA options (not forcing it via NV control panel)

 

i will try that , what driver do you recommend ?

 

 

Have u checked ur not forcing it off in the nvdia control panel ?

 

NCP is on default , but how do i check on that ? i want to try forcing it on

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and one of my friend suggested that I try this :

 

http://www.testufo.com/#test=aliasing-visibility

 

 

and i still see the jaggies

is it just me ?

[Fate]

here is the video

Video looks like normal 1080p to me. Use VSR DSR or get a high resolution monitor.

[xWleed]

Video looks like normal 1080p to me. Use VSR DSR or get a high resolution monitor.

 

if i use DSR i will not get 60fps on some games

and i don't have 2k or 4k monitor

[jjohnthedon1]

if i use DSR i will not get 60fps on some games

and i don't have 2k or 4k monitor

1080p is 2 k

[YubinTheBunny]

1080p is 2 k

I think he means 1440p, some people call it 2k res

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

Strangely enough this isn't the first time someone has reported this on a 970. This is pretty dejavu. Reinstall drivers using ddu. Set 8xmsaa to see if there is any difference.

[MourningSouls]

Higher res would likely help you. I may be wrong but this seems like a case of just not having enough pixels.

[jjohnthedon1]

I think he means 1440p, some people call it 2k res

maby even tho 1440p is 2.5k haha

[Fate]

if i use DSR i will not get 60fps on some games

and i don't have 2k or 4k monitor

Turn your settings down a bit and use 1440p DSR. It's a tradeoff between eye candy settings and sharpness/less aliasing; the latter is much better IMO.

[i_build_nanosuits]

maby even tho 1440p is 2.5k haha

no, 1440p is Quad HD (QHD)...it's four times the standard HD resolution which is 1280x720...and 1080p is called ''Full HD''...just saying

...oh and of course 4K is Ultra HD

[jjohnthedon1]

no, 1440p is Quad HD (QHD)...it's four times the standard HD resolution which is 1280x720...and 1080p is called ''Full HD''...just saying

...oh and of course 4K is Ultra HD

i think u will find that 1440p is

2560x1440 hence the 2.5k

[i_build_nanosuits]

i think u will find that 1440p is

2560x1440 hence the 2.5k

ok if you say so

[jjohnthedon1]

ok if you say so

It's a clear fact of the resolution

2560x1440 is 1440p

And the big number is 2.5k

It's not a matter of me saying so it's just a fact

Google it before you try and tell me what's what

[i_build_nanosuits]

It's a clear fact of the resolution

2560x1440 is 1440p

And the big number is 2.5k

It's not a matter of me saying so it's just a fact

Google it before you try and tell me what's what

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

WQHD (2560x1440)

QHD (Quad HD), also advertised as WQHD[29] due to its widescreen shape, or 1440p,[30] is a display resolution of 2560x1440 pixels in a 16:9 aspect ratio. It has four times as many pixels as the 720p HDTV video standard, hence the name.

[jjohnthedon1]

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

WQHD (2560x1440)

QHD (Quad HD), also advertised as WQHD[29] due to its widescreen shape, or 1440p,[30] is a display resolution of 2560x1440 pixels in a 16:9 aspect ratio. It has four times as many pixels as the 720p HDTV video standard, hence the name.

People say 4k instead of uhd all the time,

4k,2.5k and 2k monitors and just the names of the bigger numbers

And the only reason I mention this in the first place was because op said he didn't have 2k screen, which he does

[xWleed]

Strangely enough this isn't the first time someone has reported this on a 970. This is pretty dejavu. Reinstall drivers using ddu. Set 8xmsaa to see if there is any difference.

 

i tried and didn't work

i would try older driver but i don't now which one

this is my first build

 

 

Higher res would likely help you. I may be wrong but this seems like a case of just not having enough pixels.

 

 

Turn your settings down a bit and use 1440p DSR. It's a tradeoff between eye candy settings and sharpness/less aliasing; the latter is much better IMO.

 

i bought this card for 1080p ultra setting

i don't want to use DSR and turn down some setting .. i rather to stay like that