The Language of Computer Graphics Nov. 15, 2002 Here are some of the most widely used terms associated with high-end graphic capabilities: Aliasing - The jagged lines that result from drawing on a ...

If you play a lot of games and find that jagged edges drive you crazy despite your high resolution, anti-aliasing may help you out. Tech blog Tested has a guide to choosing the right anti-aliasing ...

If you've played a PC game in the past five years, you've probably stumbled across an anti-aliasing toggle while mucking about with your graphics settings. Switching it on can make everything on your ...

PC gaming can be a double-edged sword: Sure, you get better graphics and unparalleled customizability, ... Anti-aliasing is another one of those settings that isn't quite so cut-and-dried.

The super part of the name comes from the fact you're taking more than one colour sample per-pixel, and it's NVIDIA graphics boards that most commonly offer up any user-choosable super-sampling modes.

Want to crank up the game's anti-aliasing to a whopping 12x, obliterating any jaggy edges and making full use of your graphics card? All you have to do is follow these absurdly-easy steps.

PS3 Anti-Aliasing Superior to High End PC Graphics. January 7, 2010. By Richard Allen The PlayStation 3’s Cell processor is indeed the most capable processor ever installed into a console.

TMS AA, TSS AA, PA AA, QA AA... is transparency anti-aliasing getting you a bit confused? We're here to give you the low down on just what all the acronyms mean, with lots of clear words and ...

The test system was powered by a $2,999 Nvidia Titan V graphics card. ATAA was operating at 18.4ms at 8x supersampling, 9.3ms at 4x supersampling, and 4.6ms at 2x supersampling for the sample ...