anti-aliasing?

[baileydafrog]

so is this a good or bad thing? i have no idea, none best or x4? if in wrong forum please move :)

[Exe16p]

 

Anti-aliasing

 

This defaults to off but you can select 2x or 4x anti-aliasing if you want. Anti-aliasing smooths out the image when you are running in fullscreen, getting rid of jagged edges, for instance. The higher the multiplier, the smoother the image but the more work your graphics card must do for each frame.

 

(http://www.runescape.com/kbase/viewarti ... cle_id=734)

 

 

 

 

So as it says above if you have it on 4x then you will have less jagged edges, but you graphic's card will have to work harder, much much much smoother images.

 

If you have it on none then your graphics card will have less work to do, but more jagged edges, especially if your looking at an odd angle.

 

 

 

Personally i would run it on 4x, if you have a good graphics card, as the images would be a lot better, but if you have an old graphics card which can just about run the HD mode, then use the none option.

[baileydafrog]

it says in fullscreen mode, so does it not work in normal mode? pcplenty good enough

[compfreak847]

Due to its small size, I find that normal mode works better without it when the game screen is tiny. Fullscreen its a no-brainier - enabling 4x only drops my framerate by 4-5 FPS, and the difference is easily noticeable. It is most obvious at low resolutions and large monitors, but helps in virtually every situation.