Gtx 960 Graphics Problem

[fouadgx12]

Hello, so when i play games at ultra setting textures seem to be "Pixelated". It happens in about 95% of the games that i play, such as The Witcher 3, Team fortress 2, WildStar and Max max etc... I don't really know what causes this problem. any help would be appreciated

Images showing the textures in Tf2

http://imgur.com/a/UseZb

 

[dane332]

That looks like aliasing problems. those jagged edges are more pronounced at lower resolutions and less noticeable at higher resolutions. Anti aliasing (called AA in most graphic settings ) can smooth those edges out but can make things slightly blurry. they also tend to lower your frame rate depending on how aggressive you set AA to.

what resolution are you running at?

 

[Dunlop0078]

The only thing I see in that screenshot is aliasing, which is the squiggly lines like on the edge of the ammo and health cabinet. This can be remedied a few ways first turn on anti aliasing there are many different forms of this common ones are MSAA, FXAA, TXAA, SMAA etc. Other ways include supersampling like nvida dynamic super resolution.

 

[fouadgx12]

That looks like aliasing problems. those jagged edges are more pronounced at lower resolutions and less noticeable at higher resolutions. Anti aliasing (called AA in most graphic settings ) can smooth those edges out but can make things slightly blurry. they also tend to lower your frame rate depending on how aggressive you set AA to.

what resolution are you running at?

Im Running it at 1360x768

 

[fouadgx12]

The only thing I see in that screenshot is aliasing, which is the squiggly lines like on the edge of the ammo and health cabinet. This can be remedied a few ways first turn on anti aliasing there are many different forms of this common ones are MSAA, FXAA, TXAA, SMAA etc. Other ways include supersampling like nvida dynamic super resolution.

I'm already using Anti aliasing though..

 

[xapoc]

Make sure you force override in the nvidia panel. and dont leave it application-controlled under the game profile. Set super sampling to 4 or higher if the edges are still jagged.

 

[dane332]

yea that resolution is really 720p see jagged edges like that are normal for that resolution (1080p is better but still is noticeable) you could try dynamic super resolution that dunlop suggested.

 

[RobCrezz]

The only thing I see in that screenshot is aliasing, which is the squiggly lines like on the edge of the ammo and health cabinet. This can be remedied a few ways first turn on anti aliasing there are many different forms of this common ones are MSAA, FXAA, TXAA, SMAA etc. Other ways include supersampling like nvida dynamic super resolution.

I'm already using Anti aliasing though..

What level? You can increase the AA in nvidia control panel, but it puts more load on the GPU. You could try enabling FXAA also, this can be quite effective in some games at smoothing the edges out.

Basically, your resolution is very low, so aliasing like this is more pronounced.