i have set Anti Aliasing to 6x and AF to 16x, resolution is 1024x768 and all settings high, water at world only, Vsync off.
i definetly notice a massive change in the way the game looks, the corners on walls are smooth.
however, when i look at a fence (to be exact: when u first wake up and meet alyx, and look out the window to the right, the fence on the bridge) its all jagged. i thought AA/AF are meant to smooth that right out. also the plants arent any better than i thought.
somewhere in this forum somebody posted pictures of hl2 with AA and AF enabled and disabled. by plants dont look anything like that.
am i expecting too much, is something wrong with what im doing, or am i just blind?
o btw, latest ATI drivers, fresh from format. and in graphics card properties, AA, AF, Trueform, Vsync are all set to application preference, and texture detail and mipmap to high.
get decent framerates actually.
any suggestions/comments/explanations appreciated.
my setup:
Pentium 4 Prescott 2.8GHz
1024MB PC3200 Corsair Dual channel (2x512)
Asus P4P800E Deluxe (i865PE chipset)
Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB (256bit)
i definetly notice a massive change in the way the game looks, the corners on walls are smooth.
however, when i look at a fence (to be exact: when u first wake up and meet alyx, and look out the window to the right, the fence on the bridge) its all jagged. i thought AA/AF are meant to smooth that right out. also the plants arent any better than i thought.
somewhere in this forum somebody posted pictures of hl2 with AA and AF enabled and disabled. by plants dont look anything like that.
am i expecting too much, is something wrong with what im doing, or am i just blind?
o btw, latest ATI drivers, fresh from format. and in graphics card properties, AA, AF, Trueform, Vsync are all set to application preference, and texture detail and mipmap to high.
get decent framerates actually.
any suggestions/comments/explanations appreciated.
my setup:
Pentium 4 Prescott 2.8GHz
1024MB PC3200 Corsair Dual channel (2x512)
Asus P4P800E Deluxe (i865PE chipset)
Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB (256bit)