Phurrin
03-19-2010, 04:31 PM
<p>Just as the subject says, I've noticed a very strange trend while trying to get antialiasing working. My framerates, while not normally "bad" (20-35 on average in uncrowded areas) seem higher across the board when AA is actually working, and quite dramatically lower (anywhere from 5 to 30, depending on the scene) when it's not displaying, regardless of whether it's forced in driver options or not.</p><p>Has anyone else noticed this, and is there a way to make AA work CONSISTENTLY on an ATI card? I have the "r_aa_blit 1" line in my eq2.ini and 8x AA (box) forced in Catalyst Control Center, all bloom options in-game are disabled. From what I've noticed today, it seems that AA is working indoors, but not outdoors (despite bloom being off, I know they're incompatible).</p><p>On a semi-related note, AF works but is quirky-- it looks beautiful, but the effect disappears unless I have something (anything) targeted, have certain ui windows on the screen, or look at certain tooltips (certain items/spells do, others don't). Is this just weirdness with the game, or has nobody else experienced it?</p><p>I run the game in windowed mode (maximized) at a desktop res of 1600x1200@60Hz. In-game settings seem to have no effect on either of these issues.</p><p>General info:</p><p>Windows 7 Pro x64</p><p>core 2 Q6600 @ 3.0GHz, 8GB RAM</p><p>Diamond HD4870 1GB (driver version 9.11)</p>