Originally by: s2k's Sister

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hey there. i know this was posted thousand times already but i dont know how to proceed. i have issues with aa and hdr. here my system:

C2D E6750, 8800 GTX, Nvidia Forceware 175.16 (the latest on vista 32), nhancer 2.4.1

i've setted everything up as thousands of times mentioned to work with the gtx and with the old drivers for vista and the old nhancer (i dunno the versions now) it worked. but now i had to upgrade my display driver because of issues with the nice game mass effect and i dont get the AA back in eve.

settings are:
AA: 8xS(Aufwert),Gamma,TranspSS
AACompat: 200100c5
AACompatDX10: f0000045
AF: App
AnisoFil+
MipMap:Tri
HDR:On

do you have any suggestions what i should do? please help me! thx

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Originally by: Zekarus

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Edited by: Zekarus on 10/07/2008 20:10:55

Originally by: Daniel Jackson

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Edited by: Daniel Jackson on 10/07/2008 05:06:46
Intel Core2 Extreme CPU Q6850 @ 3.67GHz level 2 8MB Cache processor (can be overclocked up to 5.2 GHZ if i can cool it enouth)
4GB DDR2 800MHz DIMM 4 Memory Cards
Creative XI-FI Fetality Extreame Gamer sound card
Duel Nvidia 8800 GT's 512mb SLi video cards
Agea PhysX Graphics Accerelater card
a H2C Coolent cooling system
and a fan bigger then my 2 hands lol
1 Kilowatt Power Supply
and thers alot of other things

Windows VistaÖ Home Premium (6.0, Build 6001) Service Pack 1

whats the best setup for nhancer for me

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Another example of a man with more money than brain cells. I bet you it runs hot enough to cook my breakfast. And that his 1KW pSU is rated 50% at 25'C. I mean, dude, you spent that much, you might as well as go all the way on the X-Fi.

EDIT : Same goes with Vista, actually.

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Originally by: Arcturus Pacifist

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Originally by: Saint VII

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I have a standing challenge for anyone to show me "before" and "after" screenshots which demonstrate that HDR does anything in EVE.

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by itself, it does nothing, but when activated with bloom effect, it makes the bloom less overpowering and blends it into the scene, giving it a creamy look.

Here is an example of a gallente gate.
HDR-off Bloom-off
HDR-off Bloom-on
HDR-on Bloom-on
See how the lights are static and clear without HDR. When I turn HDR on, it diffuses the light as if it was passed through a medium. Note: this is not the same thing as bloom. Bloom makes bright things brighter, while HDR makes the light bleed across non-illuminated areas

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