ishiki on 17 September 2013
You have to be viewing those images correctly you have to be viewing the, at full screen on a. 1080p monitor. If not you're essentially supers sampling he images.
I think 1080p with no AA looks a lot better than 1080p upscaled from 720p if the textures are good. If the textures are like say resident evil 6 . There's not that much of a difference. But it's still not as crisp. That said just adding SMAA makes 1080p look substantially better without performance hit of msaa or blur of FXAA IMO.
Also I assume we're talking about MSAA Correct? It's nonsensical to super sample a 720p image and if you can do that you can do 1080p with msaa. And if you use FXAA or MLAA and then upscale you'll get extremely blurry textures.
