Consider your needs and the performance impact before deciding.

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TruZZted
Junior Member

02-17-2025, 03:10 PM

I evaluate my setup with Apex Legends on a 1660ti PC. Turning off anti-aliasing gives smooth 120+ FPS at high settings, while enabling it drops the frame rate to 70-80. Deciding whether the extra smoothness justifies the slower performance depends on your priorities.

TruZZted

02-17-2025, 03:10 PM #1

PixelMan64
Junior Member

02-17-2025, 03:30 PM

Are there any changes when you enable or disable it during gameplay, rather than just inspecting the texture closely? I notice very little difference, which is why I turn it off.

PixelMan64

02-17-2025, 03:30 PM #2

Are there any changes when you enable or disable it during gameplay, rather than just inspecting the texture closely? I notice very little difference, which is why I turn it off.

gluonic
Member

234

02-25-2025, 10:41 AM

Only you decide what balance of detail and popularity suits you best. In short, the more detailed the image, the less noticeable the anti-aliasing becomes visually.

gluonic

02-25-2025, 10:41 AM #3

Only you decide what balance of detail and popularity suits you best. In short, the more detailed the image, the less noticeable the anti-aliasing becomes visually.

AsianClient
Junior Member

02-25-2025, 01:38 PM

It's not always necessary to share a screenshot since the game appears unusual without it.

AsianClient

02-25-2025, 01:38 PM #4

It's not always necessary to share a screenshot since the game appears unusual without it.

Da_Veerz
Junior Member

02-26-2025, 11:57 PM

Everyone has different preferences when it comes to resolution and performance. Some prefer a lower 720p for maximum frames, while others demand 4K with all the extra features. If you're okay with minor lag and want more frames, go for it.

Da_Veerz

02-26-2025, 11:57 PM #5

LytsGFX
Junior Member

02-27-2025, 06:15 AM

Also at 1080p resolution.

LytsGFX

02-27-2025, 06:15 AM #6

Also at 1080p resolution.

1Duduzim
Member

164

03-02-2025, 08:47 PM

The version with TSAA turned on shows similar results to a medium range, though distant objects appear slightly altered.

1Duduzim

03-02-2025, 08:47 PM #7

The version with TSAA turned on shows similar results to a medium range, though distant objects appear slightly altered.

XLN2009
Member

126

03-03-2025, 06:17 PM

Turn off AA unless it boosts FPS, because it only causes blur; it's simpler to hit targets when pixels are clear.

XLN2009

03-03-2025, 06:17 PM #8

Turn off AA unless it boosts FPS, because it only causes blur; it's simpler to hit targets when pixels are clear.

xX_gurzil_Xx
Junior Member

03-08-2025, 11:02 PM

In quick games, AA does more harm than help. It mainly relies on blurring the image, which is really bad for taking sharp photos.

xX_gurzil_Xx

03-08-2025, 11:02 PM #9

In quick games, AA does more harm than help. It mainly relies on blurring the image, which is really bad for taking sharp photos.

Darkbandit92
Posting Freak

839

03-09-2025, 12:37 AM

#10

Feel free to experiment and choose what you like. There are no rules about whether it should be on or off.

Darkbandit92

03-09-2025, 12:37 AM #10

Feel free to experiment and choose what you like. There are no rules about whether it should be on or off.

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