Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

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Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  Sh0n3x on Tue Jul 27, 2010 5:58 pm

0x


16x


It does reduce the FPS though Sad

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  OverkilL on Tue Jul 27, 2010 8:29 pm

Sh0n3x wrote:0x


16x


It does reduce the FPS though Sad

sh0n3x, upload the fucking photos on imageshack.com, i cant see the photos!

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  Sh0n3x on Tue Jul 27, 2010 10:04 pm

The hell you talking about? Click on them.

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  OverkilL on Wed Aug 18, 2010 12:41 am

Sh0n3x wrote:The hell you talking about? Click on them.

sorry, the image problem is my internet...
nice, i dont like the 3rd person games, but, RE serie Rocks!

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  MistressIshin on Fri Sep 24, 2010 3:31 pm

this 16x anistrophic thingy eats video card doesn't it?

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  Sh0n3x on Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:24 pm

MistressIshin wrote:this 16x anistrophic thingy eats video card doesn't it?
Yap. This is a display of how much quality you lose for FPS.

Conclusion : Unless your PC eats little children for breakfast, turn AF and AA off.

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  XFiAudigy on Sun Sep 26, 2010 1:04 am

finishied this game on xbox, ps3 and pc, i borrowed my friend's 360 and ps3, on veteran

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  MistressIshin on Sun Sep 26, 2010 2:54 am

Yap. This is a display of how much quality you lose for FPS.

Conclusion : Unless your PC eats little children for breakfast, turn AF and AA off.


I'd love to play this game again in DirectX11 and with i7core+hd5770 card

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Re: Resident Evil 5, Difference between anisotropic filtering 16x and 0x

Post  XFiAudigy on Thu Oct 07, 2010 3:11 am

MistressIshin wrote:
Yap. This is a display of how much quality you lose for FPS.

Conclusion : Unless your PC eats little children for breakfast, turn AF and AA off.


I'd love to play this game again in DirectX11 and with i7core+hd5770 card
Im already doing that Very Happy

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