Sli Q?

[imported_=NAA=SHADOW]

hey guys i got dual 6600 256mb ddr on each card... and i was wondering about SLI16xAA

i have this enabed in my settings and in bf2 it only shows off 2x 4x...
so i was wondering if i have the in game aa on 4x does this cancel out the sli16x aa i have set in windows???????
cuz i was wondering if i turn it off in game does it look better or what anyone else know?> i would try it but im at work right now.. pos comps.... you would think military would have better comps lol but oph well! any replies to my ? will be appreciated...meaning dont spam with other things stay to the topic ? .. thanks:evil:

[gsxr310]

Re: Sli Q?

whatever the max you put "in-game", that's what you'll get when playing (4x AA). so yes, it will cancel out.

[imported_=NAA=SHADOW]

Re: Sli Q?

thats bull...... you would think since bf2 is sli compatible that u would be able to use this feature!

[Jim345]

Re: Sli Q?

When you get home try it with 4x and then without, whichever looks better do that one.

[sackynut]

Re: Sli Q?

im pretty sure if you put AA ingame to "off" and then put SLI aa to 16x (non-application controlled) than it should work. It should even work if you keep the ingame AA at 4x, the drivers SHOULD recognize it. On the slizone website for the SLI aa page, they show a bf2 screenshot, so there must be some way to get it to work. I would try it myself, but my second graphics card is being sent back to newegg for a replacement.

[whofriggincares]

Re: Sli Q?

I've read that the game option is overridden by the Windows option.

[NoSoup4You]

Re: Sli Q?

If you set it in the Nvidia control center turn it off in BF2, this forces both AA an AF on EVERYTHING the card(s) render.

[Uncleadolph]

Re: Sli Q?

Yeh, disabling it in the in-game options and setting it to QxS (or whatever my max is) and AF to x16 works. I see an improvement in the shadows but not much of a loss of performance.

-Ben