Nvidia Beta drivers 301.24, FXAA works in CloD

[addman]

Originally Posted by svanen

Works here for me too, also get the blurred text, looks the same like with the other AA fixes I tried before.

But I get tearing with the adaptive vsync on, anyone else has tried it?

Thanks Mazex!

Yeah! me too, what's up with that? I'd rather revert back to regular v-sync.

[d.burnette]

Originally Posted by addman

Yeah! me too, what's up with that? I'd rather revert back to regular v-sync.

Well if I understand correctly adaptive is just that - adaptive.
I suspect if the fps drop below say what it is set to, say it is set to half, and your monitor's refresh rate is 60, then if the fps drops below half of that, or 30, then vsync kicks off perhaps? Then resumes when at 30+ fps?

[Slayer]

FXAA does AA on the whole screen image instead of 3D objects. It does it after the frame is already rendered so it's not as good as regular AA but it is way faster than old fashioned AA

As for the profile conflict see this:

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=29019

I already submitted a request to change the games .exe so the average joe doesn't get screwed up by Nvidia profile conflicts

[bw_wolverine]

Got it working. Don't have much time to test it, but it looks better!

[SlipBall]

Originally Posted by bw_wolverine

Got it working. Don't have much time to test it, but it looks better!

Good for you!...I was all set to hit the download, and then addman reported his problem, guess I'll wait till tomorrow

[addman]

Originally Posted by SlipBall

Good for you!...I was all set to hit the download, and then addman reported his problem, guess I'll wait till tomorrow

You mean with the adaptive v-sync? I just changed it to regular v-sync with triple buffering enabled, tearing is gone. I say download the drivers Slips, they are very good.

[SlipBall]

Originally Posted by addman

You mean with the adaptive v-sync? I just changed it to regular v-sync with triple buffering enabled, tearing is gone. I say download the drivers Slips, they are very good.

Yes very good!...thanks Mazex for the heads up on these,
The very first thing that I noticed was an improvement of the exhaust manifold.

[Baron]

Originally Posted by d.burnette

Well if I understand correctly adaptive is just that - adaptive.
I suspect if the fps drop below say what it is set to, say it is set to half, and your monitor's refresh rate is 60, then if the fps drops below half of that, or 30, then vsync kicks off perhaps? Then resumes when at 30+ fps?

"To fix the problem, the GeForce 301.24 beta drivers come loaded with NVIDIA Adaptive VSync, an automated technique that disables VSync when frame rates fall below the locked rate, and re-enables it when they return to the locked rate, significantly reducing stuttering whilst still preventing tearing."



Edit: And it works