Do you use anti aliasing?

[ShawnD1]

I'm just curious as to how many people actually use this feature.

[franklinz]

yep, 2X

I love playing my older games with AA and aniso cranked way up. It makes the oldies look good, and adds a cool "classic" touch to your gaming experience.

If I can get away with it and have my high detail and buttery smooth framerates, I'll use it on newer games.

I have the GeForce 4 Ti4400 and mainly use Quincunx.

[Telexen]

I don't, because with my GeForce3 Ti 200 turning it on at all sets me down to resolutions like 1024x768 on games such as UT2003, which is counterproductive.

The only way I would use AA is if I had a GF FX or Radeon 9700 or more. In which case I would run at 1600x1200 plus AA

[krohnjw]

ALWAYS. I got VERY used to it with my voodoo 5, which could stil play hitman 2 at 1024x768 with 2xAA Beautifully. 3dfx knew what they were doing with AA. Now I can't stand to play without it if I can manage it.

Linux won't AA for me, but I'll live. If it's available I use it.

[jkrohn]

I use it whenever I can personally.

Been using it ever since I picked up my Voodoo 5 years ago.

Jkrohn

[slinky]

never use antialiasing... im too hardcore for that

[VHockey86]

Ive tried it with a few games, but all I noticed was a slight bluryness, didnt seem to help or make it more "readable" as its intended to

[ShawnD1]

Lucky bums with your voodoo and fast puters

I can't use it because my performance would suck too much, I'm on an athlon with an FX5200 video card lol.

[Good Charlotte]

ya, i do use AA with my Radeon 9700 128mb DDR to smooth out the jagged edges in games.