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FSAA difference between ATI and Nvidia
A friend of mine said that the ATI cards used to have better FSAA than the
GeForce cards, however, that certainly isn't the case now, is it? Can anyone here state that they are even with this in technology now? |
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never used a ati card except for a door stop...........
"Benny Johnson" wrote in message news:iznEe.1064$eg4.127@trndny01... A friend of mine said that the ATI cards used to have better FSAA than the GeForce cards, however, that certainly isn't the case now, is it? Can anyone here state that they are even with this in technology now? |
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I could never tell the difference, but supposedly they use different methods
to accomplish the same goal. And people seemed to think ATI's method was superior. If it works, it works. I couldn't really care either way except for performance. "Benny Johnson" wrote in message news:iznEe.1064$eg4.127@trndny01... A friend of mine said that the ATI cards used to have better FSAA than the GeForce cards, however, that certainly isn't the case now, is it? Can anyone here state that they are even with this in technology now? |
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ATi's FSAA implementation is superior to nVidia's up to and including the
Geforce6 series. The 7800GTX has a new algorithm for AA in transparent textures (wire fences, overhead powerlines, etc.). It's called transparency supersample AA. Performance penalty is huge, and it's buggy. However, when it works, the improvement in image quality is substantial. -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "Benny Johnson" wrote in message news:iznEe.1064$eg4.127@trndny01... A friend of mine said that the ATI cards used to have better FSAA than the GeForce cards, however, that certainly isn't the case now, is it? Can anyone here state that they are even with this in technology now? |
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Prior to the Geforce 6XXX cards, ATI had a substantial advantage in
anti-aliasing. It took NVidia usually to get up to 4-6 sample antialiasing to equal just 2 samples on the ATI card. Now, the difference is much smaller, perhaps the same. Both cards use rotated grid multi-sampling now as the fastest method. I believe the ATI cards use gamma-corrected anti-aliasing, or at least support it, while only the Geforce 7800 supports it for NVidia cards. |
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On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 13:33:28 -0400, "BigJim"
wrote: never used a ati card except for a door stop........... hahaha u whish to own one "Benny Johnson" wrote in message news:iznEe.1064$eg4.127@trndny01... A friend of mine said that the ATI cards used to have better FSAA than the GeForce cards, however, that certainly isn't the case now, is it? Can anyone here state that they are even with this in technology now? |
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