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Old November 28th 03, 03:16 AM
Aki Peltola
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Default Picture quality

Using Nvidia's 44.09-detonators.
Am I blind or howcome I can't see any differences in
picture quality between "High Performance" and "Quality"-
settings? I even took few screen captures from UT2003
using both settings and spent a moment comparing the
pictures. After that I can't understand why those settings
even exist? Supposely using "Quality" only slows down
fps without any visually noticeable reason.

Omega-drivers are perhaps a whole different story
(haven't tried yet).


 




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