futurefields
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GTA5 PC JAGGIES ALIASING AND FLICKERING OH MY!
https://youtu.be/dZWv4lL_DzQ
watch in Full Screen + 1080P
https://youtu.be/dZWv4lL_DzQ
watch in Full Screen + 1080P
Dude..future... your drivers are beta... and you are using the crappiest form of AA there is.
GTA5 PC JAGGIES ALIASING AND FLICKERING OH MY!
https://youtu.be/dZWv4lL_DzQ
watch in Full Screen + 1080P
Plays Grand Theft Auto, but is not really all that into larceny or savagery........you sir, are an uncommon individual.If I dont drive my own car, I prefer to steal the Gremlin clone. I dont know why, but rolling in a Gremlin and listening to West Coast Classics is as good as it gets. But in general I'm not into stealing cars and random violence. hehehe I even tried stopping at red lights. Part of that was to stop damage to my car, but its like they made the time interval just as long as a real red light. I even stop muggers. When I eventually jump into online I will be a vigilante. :biggrin:
I have image quality issues on my card with this game but it could not possibly be the beta drivers that was released for this game on the same day it was released I see pixels even though I am using FXAA which is the worst type of AA and does not get rid of the pixels in any other games but because it doesn't in this game the game must be broke
Going to be streaming some more GTA V on the Uber Rig @ 3:30 P.M. PST here: GTA V STREAMING @ 5K :thumbsup:
Thats much worse than what I get with FXAA. Probably just a temporary AMD driver issue.
Plays Grand Theft Auto, but is not really all that into larceny or savagery........you sir, are an uncommon individual.
Edit: Sitting here thinking about it and one of my favorite things to do in GTA3 was the police side missions, chasing down bad guys and putting the hurt on them.
Can you make a video in your garage using the same settings?
No.
I have the latest AMD drivers that were released for this game.
Why are you telling me to download the GTA driver when I just replied that I already have it?
God he irritates me sometimes, says blatent lies to like 2 million subscribers and has comments disabled so no one can easily correct him. The assertion that the long shadows and high resolutions shadows requires "a beast of a machine" is just completely false. I'm running with those things on with a single 980 in 2560x1600 and it runs at a smooth 60fps just fine with damn near all other settings maxed out.
Then he immediately goes on to say there's no quicksave option, which is just completely false as well. What an idiot.
*edit*
He also talks about optimising for specific frame rates, which is idiotic, there's no such thing as optimising for specific frame rates, a function is either optimised or it's not. What he's talking about regarding hitting 120 or 144fps for 120hz/144hz monitors is running into CPU bottlenecks which is clearly apparent from all the professional benchmarks done on this game.
They're beta drivers and are released to add support for GTA 5. It succeeded in this. It has bugs and issues but it's a beta driver and won't be fully released anyway. If you don't want to experience any of these issues, feel free to wait for the next full catalyst driver release.No.
I have the latest AMD drivers that were released for this game.
In my opinion the issue is Rockstar's lack of putting a decent post process AA solution.
A poster above mentioned FXAA is the worst form of anti-aliasing.
It begs the question, why didn't Rockstar include SMAA?
COD Advanced Warfare has an SMAA implementation (filmic smaa t2x) that would make this game look stunning, and is GPU agnostic (runs very well on AMD and Nvidia)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMIi_lStfBc
Apparently the video rendered @ 1080p but here's my settings:
2560x1440
Borderless Window
FXAA - Off
MSAA - x2
NVIDIA TXAA - On
VSync - On
Population Density - Max
Population Variety - Max
Distance Scaling - Max
Texture Quality - Very High
Shader Quality - Very High
Shadow Quality - Very High
Reflection Quality - Ultra
Reflection MSAA - x2
Water Quality - Very High
Particles Quality - Very High
Soft Shadows - NVIDIA PCSS
Post FX - Ultra
Anistropic Filter - x16
Ambient Occlusion - High
Tesselation - Normal
Long Shadows - On
High Res Shadows - On
High Details While Flying - On
Both Extended are at half.
the downscaling from 1440p to 1080p definitely helps but i still see quite a lot of jaggies in your example
also do you have depth of field disabled?
im going to experiment with amd's supersampling tommorow