Redo this video but show the fps counters, we know you omitted them for obvious reason. Also add another layer of comparison where it's TAA plus 25% sharpening filter either from the game itself or from GPU control panel.
I did no such thing. Your frames will definitely take a major hit with MSAA but that’s the price you pay for extra detail much like going from 1080p to 4K. Sharpening also doesn’t bring back lost detail much like using denoisers for movie film grain and then dialing up the sharpness.
New games 2012+ are 'all' plagued by shimmering and, or, blurring. For some reason older games just looked really crisp without using shady anti-aliasing techniques. It's funny to me, that for example, Forza Horizon 3 at 1080p looks much crisper and less blurry than Horizon 5. So not only games past 2012-2014 all look shimmery and blurry, but as time goes on it's getting worse and worse.
@@blueash255 I mean every game now uses shaders, look call of duty, same shaders from vanguard to now, they are all glimmering and too much shiny, they force smaa t2x filmic just for people to don't see that shit
Should we force developers to go back to MSAA or are you happy with TAA?
The only people who are happy with TAA are the people who don’t care enough to notice it’s a downgrade.
@@littletweeter1327 basically the blind people
Gife Msaa!
TAA was default enabled in lastest game called Delta Force Hawk Ops which ruin my eyes. Can't see any enemies in far distances
SMAA IS BEST
i know the perfect AA doesnt exist but TAA is just gross!
SGSSAA is the best AA implementation in history so far.
Forced taa and upscaling is a plague on modern gaming.
i agree
Any plans for MSAA vs NO AA?
I was thinking TAA vs ReShade SMAA next but I’ll look into MSAA vs No AA as well and see what I can cook up.
TAA is absolute mess
TAA FTW
MSAA is still better in almost all situations.
Redo this video but show the fps counters, we know you omitted them for obvious reason. Also add another layer of comparison where it's TAA plus 25% sharpening filter either from the game itself or from GPU control panel.
I did no such thing. Your frames will definitely take a major hit with MSAA but that’s the price you pay for extra detail much like going from 1080p to 4K. Sharpening also doesn’t bring back lost detail much like using denoisers for movie film grain and then dialing up the sharpness.
TAA is not smearing the image when stationary, that 25% scharpness messes it up. TAA is garbage and should be avoided.
Basically shimmering vs blurring 😂
shimmering of course, who likes a freaking myopia -30 simulator
New games 2012+ are 'all' plagued by shimmering and, or, blurring. For some reason older games just looked really crisp without using shady anti-aliasing techniques. It's funny to me, that for example, Forza Horizon 3 at 1080p looks much crisper and less blurry than Horizon 5. So not only games past 2012-2014 all look shimmery and blurry, but as time goes on it's getting worse and worse.
@@blueash255 that's because pre shader entered the chat
@@Just_Moaco It would be valuable information for me, if you could elaborate.
@@blueash255 I mean every game now uses shaders, look call of duty, same shaders from vanguard to now, they are all glimmering and too much shiny, they force smaa t2x filmic just for people to don't see that shit
These are the kind of comparisons that Digital Foundry will never make.
2:51 and 3:09 are perfect examples of TAA's motion smearing.
DF is a corpo shill who deep throats boots for money. They will never slander their overlords.
They did, however, make a detailed video about TAA, its pros and cons, etc.
ruclips.net/video/WG8w9Yg5B3g/видео.html
@@ultraplus_ That video left a lot to be desired. Quite a lot.
@@Scorpwind ok
@@ultraplus_ For example, Alex portrayed TAA as a kind of necessity. Which it is not. Plus very few motion smearing comparisons, among other things.