Improving anti-aliasing to boost FPS?
Improving anti-aliasing to boost FPS?
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Specifications
MSI RX 5500 XT OC 4gb
DDR4-RAM at 3200MHz
CPU Ryzen 5 3600
SSD Samsung EVO 860 500GB
Power Supply A-power 650W
Note: A-Power AK Series 680W
MOBO ASUS TUF B450m Pro Gaming
I recently checked on this topic and found that the response is affirmative.
In some cases, Fxaa might boost FPS, which wasn't something I expected personally.
Anti aliasing at low settings will be very poor.
Your overall outcome remains unchanged—it doesn’t improve.
The reason is that fxaa introduces no performance issues; it only softens edges to eliminate severe pixelation.
At 1080p and higher, I feel it actually appears worse personally.
Sorry, my mistake—it's an A-Power 680W AK series. In another thread in a different universe far away, I had an apparently suitable power supply ready to install. Several people advised against using it, so I chose this PSU and it works perfectly! The cables aren't long either.
Your FPS hasn't improved with the aa enabled, it remains unchanged.
Low setting anti-aliasing is usually achieved through the Fxaa method, which doesn't actually reduce FPS since it's just a visual blur from the GPU.
This situation doesn't lower FPS significantly on current graphics cards.
Raising the anti-aliasing to medium will cause a noticeable decrease in FPS.