AA and AF?

wop · 03-11-03, 05:53 PM

I just got a 9500 pro OEM and I want to know what AA and AF is. How do you turn them on? Thank you.

OSUmaxx · 03-11-03, 06:02 PM

Check out this thread just below yours

http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showth...hreadid=175321

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Ri0_6667 · 03-12-03, 12:25 AM

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Pretty much to make things simple af = antistropic filtering.
Most of the time in games, textures get blurry as they get farther away, this fixes this.
aa = Anti Aliasing, on diagonal or slanted objects sometimes rather than being made up of straight lines they are jagged, like a staircase, this fixes this. Both of these cause a slight performance hit, but they're worth it

03-11-03, 05:53 PM	Thread Starter #1
wop New Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: honolulu, hawaii	AA and AF? I just got a 9500 pro OEM and I want to know what AA and AF is. How do you turn them on? Thank you.
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03-11-03, 06:02 PM	#2
OSUmaxx Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Oregon	Check out this thread just below yours http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showth...hreadid=175321 Welcome to the forums! __________________ My heatware \| What's that? You're not folding yet? Join us!
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03-12-03, 12:25 AM	#3
Ri0_6667 Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Kamloops, BC	WELCOME TO THE FORUMS Pretty much to make things simple af = antistropic filtering. Most of the time in games, textures get blurry as they get farther away, this fixes this. aa = Anti Aliasing, on diagonal or slanted objects sometimes rather than being made up of straight lines they are jagged, like a staircase, this fixes this. Both of these cause a slight performance hit, but they're worth it
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