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Title: Better Graphics
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#1
Hi, everyone. Thanks for having me.
For years, I've built systems progressively more powerful with AMD being my processor of choice, mainly because of budget. I have now built a system with the i5 4690k bumped up to 4.3 stable and sweet.
I'm seeing consistent fps around 70 with sliders to the right and even with 100% land and sea and air traffic.
I've installed nvidia inspector and followed the pretty consistent settings found all over the net, and my NGX is looking pretty sweet, but I'm still seeing a bit of that Lego effect on my wings and airport markings.
What's the best way to get rid of that? (Short of hardware change)

Intel i5 4690k 4.3ghz
Gigabyte Z97M-DS3H mb
MSI GeForce GT 740 GPU with 1gb
Windows 7 64b
 
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#2
Hi John-

Welcome to Air-Source.

I'm with you, I have never *fully* been able to get rid of the jaggies for some reason. I've just learned to live with them.

 
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#3
Isn't that frustrating?

One of the main reasons I decided to go Intel.

Thanks for the reply.
 
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#4
AA checked On in FSX?

 
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#5
No.
AA is unchecked
 
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#6
Hi John !!

What do you mean by "Lego effect" ?

 
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#7
Instead of a straight line down the length of the wing, I get the broken lines looking like the wing was built with Lego blocks.

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#8
Any ideas?
 
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#9
AA needs to be checked On in FSX.

 
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#10
All the advice I was seeing for Nvidia inspector was telling me to uncheck it.

I'll try that tonight, then post a follow up pic.

Thanks.

EDIT:. . .
No joy
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