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anuraag_01 · 27-06-2005, 06:05 PM

i suggest u consider reading the game manuals for setting of graphix...that will help

also different machines with different hardware can afford better settings:

anywayz....here's something to get u started:

1) Antilising setting ?
this affects the smoothing out of jagged edges on the 3d objects in the games. it is a real resource hogger and would bring down the g card on it's knees. i suggest u turn this on only on games that r a little old

---> application control -it means the setting will only be on when an app like a game turns it on. the quality changes from 2x to 8x

2) Antisotropic filtering :this determines the quality of textures that are far away from the camera or are receding

27-06-2005, 06:05 PM	#2 (permalink)
anuraag_01 Apprentice Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: midway between past and present Posts: 50	i suggest u consider reading the game manuals for setting of graphix...that will help also different machines with different hardware can afford better settings: anywayz....here's something to get u started: 1) Antilising setting ? this affects the smoothing out of jagged edges on the 3d objects in the games. it is a real resource hogger and would bring down the g card on it's knees. i suggest u turn this on only on games that r a little old ---> application control -it means the setting will only be on when an app like a game turns it on. the quality changes from 2x to 8x 2) Antisotropic filtering :this determines the quality of textures that are far away from the camera or are receding __________________ this forum has some really interesting signatures, this is surely not one of them!