This Just In. 9800gx2 = 8800gt Sli

[Prophet]

resolution has nothing to do with the need for AA. It's about pixel density and how far you sit from the screen.

doesnt resolution = pixle density? measuring a small section of a screen for example, would have less pixles per inch at 1360x768 then it would at 1920x1080.

1360x768 = 1044480 pixles vs 1920x1080=2073600 pixles. fitting 2073600 pixles on a 30" ( 69120 pixles per inch) would be more dense then fitting 1044480pixles (3492 pixles per inch) on the same tv. Or are you refering to something else?

 

[NosBoost300]

resolution does play a big role on the need for AA... if you have a 15 inch laptop screen.. that does 1920x1200... thats alot of pixels per inch.. no way you'd need any form of AA on it

 

[Prophet]

Ah right, different screen sizes would affect density of the pixles. I wonder then how some bigger tv's can manage to have a better picture quality then smaller screens at the same resolution. What other factors determin the picture quality?

 

[gurusan]

Yeah, the need for AA is determined by pixel density...and that is determined by both resolution and screen size. Not 1 or the other, which is what many people seem to think.

 

[NosBoost300]

they are both very important factors, size and resolution

and even on my 28 inch screen.. i still see no need for 4xAA

 

[gurusan]

The need for AA is also very subjective...and also depends on the game.

 

[NosBoost300]

i can agree to that one

 

[Preacher]

Killer card ! and preformance as well! The XFX one is absolutely beautiful !

 

[Preacher]

Nos wtf is with your sig , i couldn't care less but the mods wrote down that those scripts aren't allowed.

 

[NosBoost300]

sig? what sig.. whats wrong w/ rocklee