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Poor texture smoothing causes problems in every game.

Poor texture smoothing causes problems in every game.

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Riven109
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11-27-2019, 08:33 AM
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Greetings,

I’m experiencing a frustrating issue with aliasing across all of my games. This problem spontaneously emerged overnight without any apparent trigger, resembling a complete disabling of anti-aliasing effects. Increasing the AA setting provides only a minor reduction, lacking the familiar characteristics of its previous performance. I can accurately recall how the AA functioned in numerous titles before this change.

Many other users are encountering this difficulty, yet a definitive resolution remains elusive. You can discover related videos demonstrating the issue by searching on YouTube for “Bad anti aliasing in all games.”

My problem began approximately two weeks after installing my new RTX 2060, though I’m confident that the graphics card isn't responsible. I reinstalled my older GTX 970 to verify, and the issue persists. This indicates it is not a hardware malfunction – numerous users have attempted to replace their graphics cards, power supplies, CPUs, and RAM without success, confirming that it's a software-related problem.

The edges exhibit noticeable flickering and the staircase effect is pronounced. I’ve attempted to resolve it by enabling FXAA, MSAA, and DSR within the Nvidia control panel.

This issue has been a perplexing enigma for years, with an increasing number of PC users reporting similar experiences.

Please see the following images to visually demonstrate the problem in *Grand Theft Auto V* and *Counter-Strike: Global Offensive*:

https://imgur.com/a/QUjqcmE
View: https://imgur.com/a/QUjqcmE
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Riven109
11-27-2019, 08:33 AM #1

Greetings,

I’m experiencing a frustrating issue with aliasing across all of my games. This problem spontaneously emerged overnight without any apparent trigger, resembling a complete disabling of anti-aliasing effects. Increasing the AA setting provides only a minor reduction, lacking the familiar characteristics of its previous performance. I can accurately recall how the AA functioned in numerous titles before this change.

Many other users are encountering this difficulty, yet a definitive resolution remains elusive. You can discover related videos demonstrating the issue by searching on YouTube for “Bad anti aliasing in all games.”

My problem began approximately two weeks after installing my new RTX 2060, though I’m confident that the graphics card isn't responsible. I reinstalled my older GTX 970 to verify, and the issue persists. This indicates it is not a hardware malfunction – numerous users have attempted to replace their graphics cards, power supplies, CPUs, and RAM without success, confirming that it's a software-related problem.

The edges exhibit noticeable flickering and the staircase effect is pronounced. I’ve attempted to resolve it by enabling FXAA, MSAA, and DSR within the Nvidia control panel.

This issue has been a perplexing enigma for years, with an increasing number of PC users reporting similar experiences.

Please see the following images to visually demonstrate the problem in *Grand Theft Auto V* and *Counter-Strike: Global Offensive*:

https://imgur.com/a/QUjqcmE
View: https://imgur.com/a/QUjqcmE

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11-27-2019, 08:52 AM
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Has your system only utilized the new RTX card, or did you install a different GPU driver after swapping it out?

Utilize Display Driver Uninstaller to completely remove all files associated with GPU drivers. Then, download and install the newest NVIDIA driver from nvidia.com.

Have you adjusted any in-game settings, altered the resolution, or modified the refresh rate?

Could you specify which games you attempted to run?
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gerext
11-27-2019, 08:52 AM #2

Has your system only utilized the new RTX card, or did you install a different GPU driver after swapping it out?

Utilize Display Driver Uninstaller to completely remove all files associated with GPU drivers. Then, download and install the newest NVIDIA driver from nvidia.com.

Have you adjusted any in-game settings, altered the resolution, or modified the refresh rate?

Could you specify which games you attempted to run?

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