i use 2xAA on a nividia 6800 PCIE i was wondering would it overheat or anything to my videocard or it is just fine? if its fine would i be able to jump up tp 4xAA???tahnks (i know i ask stupid question but plz help)
would it hurt?
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lil_jimmy_norton
Re: would it hurt?
It will be fine, won't cause it to overheat or anything. You may be able to turn it up to 4x, but your framerate may become unplayable. -
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TehFunk
Re: would it hurt?
Im not an expert, but what does ram have to do with anti alaising? Does it have to load more and higher quality textures? Because i have it set to 4 and i have 1 gig of ram. And i get a steady fps of 60-70Originally posted by sackynutI would stay at 2x, unless you have 2GB of ram.Comment
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lil_jimmy_norton
Re: would it hurt?
It doesn't directly affect it. In simplistic terms, your framerate will increase with 2GB, due to not having to page as much, which will allow you to take a bigger performance hit from AA and still be playable.Originally posted by TehFunkIm not an expert, but what does ram have to do with anti alaising? Does it have to load more and higher quality textures? Because i have it set to 4 and i have 1 gig of ram. And i get a steady fps of 60-70Comment
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sackynut
Re: would it hurt?
well ive noticed, that before, when I had one card, my AA could only do 2x (6800GS) with 1GB of ram, without losing MEGA frames. once I got 2GB, it jumped up with 4x.Comment
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SHFT_nismo
Re: would it hurt?
i got prettymuch the same ? i have it off now, but am i able to turn it up with my eVGA 7900GTX?Comment
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RAF92_Warhawk
Re: would it hurt?
Changing graphical settings usually won't cause your card to overheat. Overclocking is what increases heat....Comment
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