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- icemanxman81 year agoNew Vanguard
It's already on default settings everything is set to off. I have a 7900 gre, it's not the card, because I also had it with my 4070
- hpzgreenblock1 year agoSeasoned Adventurer
So go to Catalyst Control Center. Go to gaming and click the drop down. There should be an option called "Morphological Filtering". Disable it.
- icemanxman81 year agoNew Vanguard
I'm on an AMD gpu
- hpzgreenblock1 year agoSeasoned Adventurer
It does look there's some post-processing smoothing filter going on. The Sims has no antialiasing but everything in your image (including the walls) is smooth.
Can you try to:
- Open Nvidia control panel
- Go to Manage 3D settings
- Turn off Antialiasing - FXAA
- icemanxman81 year agoNew Vanguard
- icemanxman81 year agoNew Vanguard
I'm on the latest version of windows 11
- Erometal961 year agoNew Adventurer
If you’re on windows 11 use windows key, left shift and S together and you can snip any part of your screen. Alternatively if you’re on windows 10 use snipping tool. The shortcut doesn’t work on windows 10
- icemanxman81 year agoNew Vanguard
Yes, I used my phone to take the Picture I'll try print screen on PC if it works
- hpzgreenblock1 year agoSeasoned Adventurer
It looks you've either applied an anti aliasing filter on the game or your phone camera applied a very strong noise reduction on the image.
Please post a proper screenshot here using your computer when you can.
- icemanxman81 year agoNew Vanguard