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holger1405
5 years agoHero+
Did you tried to force AA inside the driver without using Nvidia Inspector?
5 years ago
@holger1405
Thanks for your reply.
Yes I did, that's what I started with.
"I tried the Nvidia Control Panel override with global settings and also program specific ones to no avail."
I also tried rolling back driver versions too, but it made no difference.
Thanks for your reply.
Yes I did, that's what I started with.
"I tried the Nvidia Control Panel override with global settings and also program specific ones to no avail."
I also tried rolling back driver versions too, but it made no difference.
- holger14055 years agoHero+
"Global" will not make it work if it don't works in "Program settings" and might lead to other problems, I would suggest to do it per game.
Under "Program settings" > under "Antialiasing - Mode" you did set "Override any Application setting"?
- 5 years ago@holger1405
Yes, I did as I said.
Did program settings too.
Added the game in program specific settings, set mode to override and selected the wanted AA quality.
No changes at all.
DSR doesn't work either, the higher resolutions are selectable, but can't apply them, the game reverts to 3840x2160.
It seems like external override is disabled.
I saw somewhere that somebody managed to override with a 3080... makes me think that it might be an issue with the 10xx series... no idea.
Maybe we'll get another patch or new driver. Who knows.
Does it work ok on yours?- 5 years ago
I reported that too in a couple of topics, all have drown already.
I have the same 1070 and FullHD monitor.
Forcing AA without Nvidia Inspector isn't working. I was copying the settings I use for the original ME1 with no luck.
Seems like important flags are missing, like negative LOD or AA compatibility bit.
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