| sc94597 said: From my experience SSAA has always been more useful in getting rid of aliasing versus MSAA. Depending on the game I don't notice much of a performance difference either. Either would be an upgrade when compared with the post-processing AA that is riddled in console games this generation, and which actually make the image quality worse, in my opinion. |
I'm ALMOST certain that SSAA is VERY intensive on the most recent of AAA games ...
The main difference between SSAA and MSAA that would affect the image are the gradients used to compute LOD texture sampling and that can result in higher quality texture samples for SSAA but they both still have identical edge anti-aliasing quality ...
Post-process AA isn't bad as long as developers are being careful about it ...
