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The image is more blurry but you lose the jaggies without the drop in performance, could be handy for those who don't have 1920x1200+ screens.
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ATI/AMD's new Morphological Anti-aliasing
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The image is more blurry but you lose the jaggies without the drop in performance, could be handy for those who don't have 1920x1200+ screens.
Seemingly the level of blurryness depends on what games you're playing, using it in Fallout New Vegas doesn't blur the scene, but makes the edges look nice and smooth, whereas I've noticed that in other games it does blur things, though not particularly noticeable, I tried it with Left for Dead 2 and the only way I realised it was on was because the Steam Overlay was a bit blurred.
Really though, all they have to do is add a sharpening pass on top of it and it'd look exactly the same as the first image.
Really though, all they have to do is add a sharpening pass on top of it and it'd look exactly the same as the first image.
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