Rx6800RX6800 struggles with anti-aliasing, particularly in Microsoft Flight Simulator during nighttime scenes.

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Rx6800RX6800 struggles with anti-aliasing, particularly in Microsoft Flight Simulator during nighttime scenes.

Rx6800RX6800 struggles with anti-aliasing, particularly in Microsoft Flight Simulator during nighttime scenes.

Rx6800RX6800 struggles with anti-aliasing, particularly in Microsoft Flight Simulator during nighttime scenes.

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SirHitman
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03-05-2020, 02:07 AM

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I've observed that the anti-aliasing quality is especially low in Microsoft flight simulator at night. It's not the worst during daylight hours, but it's still noticeable. Performance appears to degrade more in paywalled games and third-party airports, like the one shown below. I've attached screenshots of my settings, Radeon configuration, and my attempts to capture in-game images. Visibility improves when adjusting the camera angle, though I haven't managed to create a clear video. My system specs include an RX6800, Ryzen 5800x, 32GB DDR4 3200 RAM, RM850 running on a View Sonic VX2718-2KPC at 1440Hz, and a 165Hz monitor. I haven't changed my team color settings recently, so there might be a simple adjustment I'm missing.

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SirHitman

03-05-2020, 02:07 AM #1

I've observed that the anti-aliasing quality is especially low in Microsoft flight simulator at night. It's not the worst during daylight hours, but it's still noticeable. Performance appears to degrade more in paywalled games and third-party airports, like the one shown below. I've attached screenshots of my settings, Radeon configuration, and my attempts to capture in-game images. Visibility improves when adjusting the camera angle, though I haven't managed to create a clear video. My system specs include an RX6800, Ryzen 5800x, 32GB DDR4 3200 RAM, RM850 running on a View Sonic VX2718-2KPC at 1440Hz, and a 165Hz monitor. I haven't changed my team color settings recently, so there might be a simple adjustment I'm missing.