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AMD Question ( 5870)

I cant find the Morpholigical option either in the new 10.11's where is it please
 
Either is fine. The one below includes an OpenCL driver, if you ever use it (Note NOT OpenGL, which is different from OpenCL).

MLAA is HD5000/HD6000 only.
 
OpenCL is a GPGPU language, like DirectCompute.

As far as I know, no games use OpenCL, though a few use DirectCompute (part of DirectX).
 
Is this not supported by the AMD 5870 in the 10.11 drivers? i cant find it anywhere?
 
The 10.10e's are a newer driver with some fixes and morphological AA added for the 5800 cards. The 10.11's are WHQL approved drivers, because of the validation process these are a bit older. December's 10.12 WHQL release will have all that stuff in them, heck they'll probably be based off the 10.10E driver.
 
you said the 10.10e is a HIGHER number than10.11? So i need to go backwards to use MLAA which wasnt it that driver either? :confused:
 
The 10.10e hotfix driver is the newest one from a features standpoint, MLAA should be in the control panel if you used them.
 
Yoda4561 said:
I don't care about when it was released or what number it has, the 10.10e driver has a newer build than the 10.11 . If you don't want to believe me, you can trust the guy that helps make them.

http://twitter.com/catalystmaker
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Correct, 10.10e is a newer build.

The MLAA option in 10.10e is in CCC\Graphics\3D\AA\SmoothVision HD "AA"

Then simply check the Morphological Filtering. Done. ;)

I am using a 5870 and it is indeed there.
 
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