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Aa/af?

spaceman

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Where do you turn on aa/af on an ati? i just got a 800xl and don't see it on the atitool .24 beta
 
In the control panel (or Control Center if you installed that).
And don't force the settings in the driver if you can set them in the game. In-game settings will generally give better performance because they are not applied where they are not needed.
 
true. don't have aa/af in my control panel and control center refuses to initialize/work for some weird ass reason. just need aa/af for battlefield vietnam b/c it n0 haves it option like ya know?
 
spaceman said:
true. don't have aa/af in my control panel and control center refuses to initialize/work for some weird ass reason. just need aa/af for battlefield vietnam b/c it n0 haves it option like ya know?

Do you have the .net framework installed? You need that to get the control center to work.

If you don't have it then you will want to uninstall the control center (or preferably all ATI drivers), install the frame work from windows update (Chose "Custom Install" then "Select Optional Software Updates"), reboot, reinstall the ATI drivers, and reboot again.
 
You should still have AA/AF in the standard control panel.
Go to the 3D tab and tag on "Use custom settings", and click on the "Custom..." button to change the settings (note that you have to set them for the right API, there are separate Direct3D and OpenGL settings).
 
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