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I don't have any complaint due to some tweaks I have learn from here Thanks to all of you guys who has skills and knowledgement ,also the FSX-SLI thead is one of the greatest..

having many trees Building enough running 1220x1028 x32 very good almost as FS9 ,But Why I can't set the antiasilating? ,Its dificult to believe that just setting in any size and even with the sliders down, It kills all my frames from 25-30 to 8-5 why of this ,the images in antiasilating looks much better ,but it eats all my system..My spec Below my avatar..

Thanks

Hi Alrot,

When you say that you set the AA, do you set it in the game or in the control panel of your video drivers ?

Sorry I've re-read better again, and since you mention size sliders, I suppose you're obviously talking about the settings in your video drivers.

In that case, what happens if you set them to 'controlled by application', and set simply the AA in the game options ? How are the perfs in that case ?

Also, did you update your video drivers recently ?

No ,No Daube ,I mean in my game ,the problem is when I set the AA in the game set up graphic..

Set it from the driver. It's the better way to get AA.

[smiley=evil.gif]I'm experimenting right Now(Daube gave me the Idea ,never done it before) ,and I think you right Bjorn [smiley=evil.gif]

just a n00b question but, how do you go about setting it in your card?

Usually, you should have some icon for your video card in the taskbar of your Windows, next to the clock.
By clicking on this icon, you should be able to reach the graphical interface of your video drivers, and there find the settings.

On a more "classical" way, you can just display the properties of your screen (like when you want to change your resolution or wallpaper, by right-clicking on your desktop and selecting "properties"), then go to settings, then advanced. In the next popup window, you should get a tabstrip for you video card. There you should find osme settings. Just explore, but do not change anything wihtout asking us before, if you are not sure of the meaning of something, ok ?

Usefull screenshot Alrot, a picture is worth a thousand words

By the way, be carefull about the "image settings" choice. Just let it on Quality, or Best Quality. If you set it to performance, you'll get better FPS, but because some of the functionnalities of your card will be disabled (so you'll get crappy anisotropic filtering, blurry textures etc...)

Also, in the menu 'Nvidia Display' (with the name of your screen), if you go to "quality and performance", be sure to select "advanced settings", and check if the choices nammed "Optimization blabla..." are enabled

Thanks a lot for the advises  Daube,I'll take care  

Cheers

Alex

thanks for the ss alrot... my card is not really great (ATI All-In-Wonder 9600)and it was kind of different but i found it in the end