Anti-Aliasing problem
Anti-Aliasing problem
My pc details:
Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3400G
Graphics card: AMD Radeon RX Vega 11 graphics
RAM: 8GB
Mother board: PRIME A520M-K
Issue:
There are anti-aliasing problems with unsmooth jaggies in every game. I shared some images for reference:
https://imgur.com/WCuzHgy
View: https://imgur.com/WCuzHgy
https://imgur.com/pOouOZ5
View: https://imgur.com/pOouOZ5
https://imgur.com/YzVPdIK
View: https://imgur.com/YzVPdIK
I watched many videos to try fixing it but nothing worked. I changed the Radeon settings as shown in the images, yet the problem persists:
https://imgur.com/GZXvUs8
View: https://imgur.com/GZXvUs8
https://imgur.com/m2vJVJ9
View: https://imgur.com/m2vJVJ9
I updated many settings similar to what was in the videos, but it didn’t help. The game settings don’t seem to resolve the issue, I’m unsure if it’s related. Please help me solve this problem.
It's not your GPU, but the resolution you're using while playing the game is the issue. AA performs worse at lower resolutions. You don't need the highest settings for AA to work well at higher resolutions. Upgrading to a monitor with at least 1920x1080 will likely help. Adjusting anti-aliasing in the GPU settings doesn't always work and can even cause problems.
That's mainly due to the image quality, but if you zoom in on the first picture and examine the skin details, you'll see that faraway objects are even more problematic... I really need to fix this issue.
Anti-Aliasing isn't always accessible through the GPU control panel. In Minecraft "Java" edition, AA isn't listed in the graphics options menu, leaving you with limited choices: raise your display resolution using a higher-resolution monitor, set a custom resolution in the GPU control panel, or try installing Optifine mod.
the photos in the main question come from the Optifine mod already... and as I mentioned before, the issue isn't limited to Minecraft—it extends to other games too. It's just that I used Minecraft as an example because it was the most obvious one (there are many edges to show its blocky nature). I can provide other examples if you're interested. The downvote was due to the answer being unhelpful... I'm not sure if you can call that an actual answer at all. The goal should be to give helpful, fact-based responses, not just opinions.
You won't eliminate all the aliasing until you boost your resolution. Even with AA, it's not possible to fully remove it at low resolutions, as seen in your screenshots. You'd need a minimum of 1920x1080 to notice any improvement over 720 or 768p. If your TV is 1080p or higher, connect your PC and check if it makes a noticeable difference.
My screen resolution is 1400 X 900, which is quite old. I understand it's not enough for AA to work properly? The issue is really bothersome—faraway objects appear blurry, the wires look distorted, and shadows lack smooth edges. It might be that my graphics card doesn't support AA resolution.