Aug 6, 2015 · FXAA and MSAA are forms of anti-aliasing (removing jagged edges on objects), FXAA being cheap and less taxing, and MSAA being much more effective but drops performance. …

Enabling FXAA both in-game and within the NVIDIA Control Panel for that application will apply the effect twice which, as you'd expect, has a higher performance cost compared to only applying it …

Jul 18, 2012 · FXAA can cause texture blurring, but MSAA can miss some edges - so it depends which limitation bothers you more. You really need to test it yourself and see which you prefer. FXAA is …

FXAA for performance but at the slight cost of a muddy or blurred vision on objects and textures in the game world, MSAA has a clean sharp look but at the cost of performance so framerates might drop …

FXAA stands for Fast Approximate Anti-Aliasing, and it's an even more clever version than MSAA, because it ignores polygons and line edges, and simply analyzes the pixels on the screen. It is a …

Oct 4, 2005 · ATM I'm using 2x AA and I did check the FXAA option. Does it mean FXAA is 2x or I'm getting 2x AA + FXAA (wich doesnt have a level)?

Apr 27, 2015 · FXAA don't do any sh*t, I'm not sure why R* implemented it but it doesn't work, And nVidia FXAA makes trees and buildings looks f*cking horrible. MSAA is a huge FPS killer so I don't …

Jun 14, 2013 · SMAA works on the same principals of FXAA, but with added benefits. SMAA uses Morphological AA, a post-process technique from AMD called MLAA plus hardware MSAA/SSAA …

Thank you! This fixed it for me. (Turning off FXAA) I think the last driver update flipped it on and random apps were appearing blurry.

I enabling fxaa through nvidia inspector using the latest driver and it worked on most games. Some games like skyrim and dungeon defenders have a really bad screen flicker when fxaa is enabled.