Ok, Hi everyone.
Just got a 5870 after 3 years with nVidia. EDIT: come to think of it, I've fled from ATI back in 2003, now I'm reminded why...
Using catalyst 10.2, and a Dell 3007WFP
I am facing a very peculiar issue.
Performance is great when compared to my old gtx 280, BUT ...
If I run a game / the desktop on any resolution other than the native 2560x1600 on my screen, I get massive aliasing/pixelation.
Here's how Crysis Warhead looks on my system at 1680x1050:
big pic linked
here's how it should look:
big pic no 2, the way it's meant to be played
any ideas? The same issue is evident during bios POST or in DOS, huge pixelation everywhere.
I've enabled gpu scaling, checked "maintain aspect ratio". The issue is that the card does not interpolate lower resolutions on my monitor, something nvidia cards did out of the box - hence why I am not familiar with this problem.
Just got a 5870 after 3 years with nVidia. EDIT: come to think of it, I've fled from ATI back in 2003, now I'm reminded why...
Using catalyst 10.2, and a Dell 3007WFP
I am facing a very peculiar issue.
Performance is great when compared to my old gtx 280, BUT ...
If I run a game / the desktop on any resolution other than the native 2560x1600 on my screen, I get massive aliasing/pixelation.
Here's how Crysis Warhead looks on my system at 1680x1050:
big pic linked
here's how it should look:
big pic no 2, the way it's meant to be played
any ideas? The same issue is evident during bios POST or in DOS, huge pixelation everywhere.
I've enabled gpu scaling, checked "maintain aspect ratio". The issue is that the card does not interpolate lower resolutions on my monitor, something nvidia cards did out of the box - hence why I am not familiar with this problem.
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