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Old January 31st, 2003   #1 (permalink)
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FSAA on Radeons?

I found this tool called radeonator. Im just wondering if indeed my radeon can do fsaa? Is this even fsaa? (see screenie). Also what speeds should I set my card at? I know to increase it bit by bit but how fast should I increase it. Every five mins?
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Old January 31st, 2003   #2 (permalink)
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Radeon 9000's can ideed do FSAA. They use the same super sampling method that 8500's use
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Old January 31st, 2003   #3 (permalink)
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You have a Radeon 9000 Pro. Of course you can do full screen anti aliasing. Just use your ATi control panel. No need for additional software ^^


Radeon 9000/8500 support 2 sample. 4 sample and 6 sample Ordered Grid Super Sampling.
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Yeah, but super sampling AA causes quite a performance hit.
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www.radeonator.cjb.net

Im wondering what tom_e and demigod have theirs set at.....even though this is a non pro. I just benchmarked and got 3700...(approx. I cant find the damn number in 3dmark, it was 3697 or something.)
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Ehm, this isnt a pro. just a series.

Where is fsaa here? I dont see it only aniostrophic.
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Smoothvision.
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With smoothvision it makes some stuff transparent, sometimes the floors are seethru and in splintercell you can see lights through walls etc.
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Strange, Smoothvision is anti aliasing. But it's only truly taken advantage of if someone codes for it.

If stuff is becoming transparent then it seems like a driver issue. Because I never experienced that kind of thing.

In Regards to my Radeon 8500 I try and keep 4x enabled on it. But generally. I can't do more than 2x. Performance hit is nasty. I would stick to 2x if I were you.
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Alright, I got gta3 working. I found it was my amd drivers that were f'in it up b4 on my old xp install. I will put it on 4 and see what its like. Will I get any more fps if I push my card clock any higher, no higher then 275?
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Yes, smoothvision is ATI's FSAA and I don't recommend using it, as it kills fps like no other. It could be useful for older games (for psx emulation it could be acceptable) but not for newer ones. I just use 16x AF and leave it at that.
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With smoothvision it makes some stuff transparent, sometimes the floors are seethru and in splintercell you can see lights through walls etc.
Are you using the latest drivers? This is a bug I experienced with an older driver and UT2K3.

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Yes 3.0. I think that only happend on the 2.5 drivers. On ut2k3 and splintercell...isnt happening anymore with GTA3.
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grrr.... this is pissing...
i got a 128mb r9000 pro but my computer keeps reading the mem size at 64mb..... why???? help me plz T_T
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grrr.... this is pissing...
i got a 128mb r9000 pro but my computer keeps reading the mem size at 64mb..... why???? help me plz T_T

This is a bug with the Radeon 9700/9500 series as well. Just ignore it.
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lol somehow i got it fixed and its readin at 128 for now....
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