Can you identify this graphic artifact in DOOM?

Pkirk618

Pkirk618

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Sorry guys, I don't know how to get help for this because I don't know what to call this problem in DOOM. If you look closely you can see like white stitching on the ground in the map. I get this occasionally in ghost wildlands on the roads.



 
looks like a texture stitching problem. check the game files via steam or whatever. then...
any oc on the gpu? if so, back it down a tad. if not, try bumping the voltage a tad.
 
When I turn down anisotropic filtering it gets rid of the problem in GR wildlands but that seems like a bandaid. I'm using an MSI vega 56, not overclocked atm.
 
Pkirk618 said:
When I turn down anisotropic filtering it gets rid of the problem in GR wildlands but that seems like a bandaid. I'm using an MSI vega 56, not overclocked atm.
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Does AMD have sample optimization for anisotropic filtering like NVIDIA does? Or any setting that is supposed to increase performance when using anisotropic filtering? I would turn those off if there are. Maybe try forcing 16x anisotropic filtering in the drivers.
 
No sample optimization that I can see (now) but I'll do a search to make sure.

as for forcing 16x in AMDs settings, I get the same results when on and when off -- meaning the artifacts go away when off. This assuming I understood you when you said go into the drivers.

I'm doing my OS to r/o
 
Have you tried using Anti-Aliasing?

Seems like the seams between chunks of the map are very pronounced and showing up as hard aliased edges.

Doesn't appear to be a texture issue to me.
 
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