If so, do you (can you) use FSAA (at what resolution), how does it look and
what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while it looked
pretty good, the framerate was fairly poor. I believe a V5 will run FSAA at
good framerates, but have heard that the GeForce FSAA isn't as good.
Looking forward to comments.
Phillip...
I've tried both and the V5 is better for GPL.
Better frame rates with the V5 in D3D, at 1024x768 2xFSAA.
The geforce2 gives me worse frame rates at the same settings and the FSAA
looks uglier than the V5.
I am running:
Cel II 566 @850
256 PC133 CAS3 RAM
V5 5500 @175 MHz clock.
Hope this helps.
PS. I tried the ELSA Gladiac GTS 32Mb DDR AGP card.
"Phillip Archer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> If so, do you (can you) use FSAA (at what resolution), how does it lookand
> what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while itlooked
> pretty good, the framerate was fairly poor. I believe a V5 will run FSAAat
> good framerates, but have heard that the GeForce FSAA isn't as good.
> Looking forward to comments.
> Phillip...
>
>
>
I'm running with 4x FSAA on a Cel2 566@700/128 MB/Generic GF2 GTS with Detail
Bias halfway and mirrors on Cars Only and I get very good, smooth graphics and
only minor slowdowns in full fields of AI cars. Running at 1024x768. The GF2
handles high resolutions very well.
Waiting on a new Cel2 600@(hopefully)900 though. Should cure the slowdowns.
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GPLRank: +14.51
http://home.earthlink.net/~morganv00/
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"Phillip Archer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> If so, do you (can you) use FSAA (at what resolution), how does it look and
> what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while it looked
> pretty good, the framerate was fairly poor. I believe a V5 will run FSAA at
> good framerates, but have heard that the GeForce FSAA isn't as good.
> Looking forward to comments.
> Phillip...
>
>
>
Run without the FSAA. It makes the fonts blurry and it drags the GPUs
down...go with 1600x1200, get better framerates and less eye strain. I
use a GTS with a 966 P3 and get 25fps and above at all times with these
settings. Good stuff!
In article <940e0f$adc$[email hidden]>,
"Phillip Archer" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> If so, do you (can you) use FSAA (at what resolution), how does itlook and
> what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while itlooked
> pretty good, the framerate was fairly poor. I believe a V5 will runFSAA at
> good framerates, but have heard that the GeForce FSAA isn't as good.
> Looking forward to comments.
> Phillip...
>
>
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I'm running GPL with 4x4 FSAA and full graphics at 1280x1024 with LOD Bias
full tilt and it runs and looks fantastic.
My system:
P-III 933
128 Meg 133SDRAM
64 Meg Geforce 2 GTS
Soundblaster Live X-Gamer
ATA-66 BAHD (big ass hard drive :-)
"Phillip Archer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> If so, do you (can you) use FSAA (at what resolution), how does it lookand
> what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while itlooked
> pretty good, the framerate was fairly poor. I believe a V5 will run FSAAat
> good framerates, but have heard that the GeForce FSAA isn't as good.
> Looking forward to comments.
> Phillip...
>
>
I run it and all games now at 4x FSAA in full detail as well at 1280X1024
and it looks and runs awesome.
On my new Dell 8100 1.5ghz THX Certified system.
P4 1.5ghz
256 PC800 rdram
64 Geforce 2 Ultra
Turtle Beach Santa Crux
21" Dell (Sony) Trintron Monitor
"Jay J" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I'm running GPL with 4x4 FSAA and full graphics at 1280x1024 with LOD Bias > full tilt and it runs and looks fantastic. > > My system: > > P-III 933 > 128 Meg 133SDRAM > 64 Meg Geforce 2 GTS > Soundblaster Live X-Gamer > ATA-66 BAHD (big ass hard drive :-) > > "Phillip Archer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:940e0f$adc$[email hidden]... > > If so, do you (can you) use FSAA (at what resolution), how does it look > and > > what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while it > looked > > pretty good, the framerate was fairly poor. I believe a V5 will run FSAA > at > > good framerates, but have heard that the GeForce FSAA isn't as good. > > Looking forward to comments. > > Phillip... > > > > > >Could you guys give us your GPL core.ini settings for the D3D rasterizer?
Also, would you mind telling us what settings you are using for the GF2
Advance tabs in Display Properties?
This would be really helpful information.
Thanks,
Tom Pabst
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"Morris Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Bias
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> > and
> > > what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while it
> > looked
> > > pretty good, the framerate was fairly poor. I believe a V5 will runFSAA
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> I run it and all games now at 4x FSAA in full detail as well at 1280X1024 > and it looks and runs awesome. > On my new Dell 8100 1.5ghz THX Certified system. > > P4 1.5ghz > 256 PC800 rdram > 64 Geforce 2 Ultra > Turtle Beach Santa Crux > 21" Dell (Sony) Trintron Monitor > > "Jay J" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:se596.57726$[email hidden]... > > I'm running GPL with 4x4 FSAA and full graphics at 1280x1024 with LODQuoted text (13 lines)
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> > at > > > good framerates, but have heard that the GeForce FSAA isn't as good. > > > Looking forward to comments. > > > Phillip... > > > > > > > > > > > >I hate to break the bad news to you guys, but FSAA on the GeForce cards
automatically *SHUTS OFF* at resolutions over 800x600. Try turning off FSAA
and running at the same resolution you have been - the graphics will look
the same. Now try turning FSAA back on, and resetting the resolution in GPL
to 800x600 - now you'll see what FSAA actually looks like on a GeForce.
I have a 1GHz T-bird and 64mb GTS, and I have 4xFSAA turned on, but only so
that the quarter-screen view in the menu screens looks decent (though it
makes the text a little blurry). In-car, I run 1600x1200, and there isn't a
hint of antialiasing.
Rick
"Morris Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > > what's the framerate hit like. I tried it on an MX card, and while it
> > looked
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