Napsal: ned 20. črc 2008, 12:04
Asi máš pravdu.ale mě to zas tolik ne**re páč na tom rozlišení je to stejně peckaMireC22 píše:asi kvoli velkosti frame bufferu. keby si mal 1GB tak by ti asi 4x islo.
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Diskuze o hardware, software a overclockingu
https://forum.pctuning.cz/
Asi máš pravdu.ale mě to zas tolik ne**re páč na tom rozlišení je to stejně peckaMireC22 píše:asi kvoli velkosti frame bufferu. keby si mal 1GB tak by ti asi 4x islo.
tot moj nazor.
Tak to sme dvaKamikadze píše:Hra je bugla nebo to ma chraneny. Mam identicky problem: GTX 280 a v 1920x1200 nejde nastavit AA, v nizsim rozlisenim neni problem.
Zkousel jsem to vynutit aji pres drivery, ale AA se proste nezapne. Taktez moc netusim proc a stve mne to
Importantly, it seems that at higher resolutions, typically above 1600x, Assassin's Creed automatically disables access to Multisampling (i.e. it is fixed at 1 on the slider and greyed out, which equals no AA). I suspect this is because the combination of a high resolution plus Multisampling AA would require a great deal of Video RAM, which in turn could cause a great many problems on most systems, so it's been disabled. You have several options if Multisampling is disabled for you:
# You can experiment with lowering your resolution until the option appears.
# You can directly edit the Multisampling .ini variable - see the Advanced Tweaking section.
# You can attempt to apply a brute force method of AA called Supersampling - which works on pretty much any game - using a utility such as nHancer to set 'AA Compatibility mode 45' for the game profile. This is not recommended, as it has a major performance impact and can also cause visual glitches.
Whatever you do, don't try to force Antialiasing via your graphics card's control panel, as aside from not working, forcing any graphics options on Assassin's Creed via the graphics control panel can result in glitches and performance issues in the game.
NOTE: At resolutions of 1600x1200 and above, the Multisampling option is automatically set to 1, and the setting is disabled and cannot be changed within the game. However, editing the Assassin.ini file located in the user's windows profile ("C\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Ubisoft\Assassin's Creed" for Windows Vista, and "C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Ubisoft\Assassin's Creed" for Windows XP) the setting can be changed, and the game does, in fact, honor the manually adjusted setting. Users should look for the setting reading: Multisampling=0, and adjust the number. Set it to "0" to disable AA, "1" for 2X MSAA, and "2" for 4X MSAA.
Sice tomu jakž takž rozmim ale nemůžu najít v mym PC assassin.ini sem hold amatérshadow píše:Mrkněte sem:
http://enthusiast.hardocp.com/article.h ... VzaWFzdA==
http://www.tweakguides.com/AC_6.html
Importantly, it seems that at higher resolutions, typically above 1600x, Assassin's Creed automatically disables access to Multisampling (i.e. it is fixed at 1 on the slider and greyed out, which equals no AA). I suspect this is because the combination of a high resolution plus Multisampling AA would require a great deal of Video RAM, which in turn could cause a great many problems on most systems, so it's been disabled. You have several options if Multisampling is disabled for you:
# You can experiment with lowering your resolution until the option appears.
# You can directly edit the Multisampling .ini variable - see the Advanced Tweaking section.
# You can attempt to apply a brute force method of AA called Supersampling - which works on pretty much any game - using a utility such as nHancer to set 'AA Compatibility mode 45' for the game profile. This is not recommended, as it has a major performance impact and can also cause visual glitches.
Whatever you do, don't try to force Antialiasing via your graphics card's control panel, as aside from not working, forcing any graphics options on Assassin's Creed via the graphics control panel can result in glitches and performance issues in the game.NOTE: At resolutions of 1600x1200 and above, the Multisampling option is automatically set to 1, and the setting is disabled and cannot be changed within the game. However, editing the Assassin.ini file located in the user's windows profile ("C\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Ubisoft\Assassin's Creed" for Windows Vista, and "C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Ubisoft\Assassin's Creed" for Windows XP) the setting can be changed, and the game does, in fact, honor the manually adjusted setting. Users should look for the setting reading: Multisampling=0, and adjust the number. Set it to "0" to disable AA, "1" for 2X MSAA, and "2" for 4X MSAA.
To jako fakt tu mal nekdo taky problem?oneill_sx1 píše:Lidi to stáhli, ale pak se nedostali do Jeruzalému
Tak to mi taky neslo, zkoncil jsem tam, jak mas predbehnout toho chlapka, hacek byl v tom, ze se mi vypinal framelimiter, takze bylo jenom frnk a bylo to na repeat ...facility píše:nemozem prejst cez ten "Training"