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  1. June 14th, 2002, 07:53 AM #1
    Ultima
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    Damn I say double damn!! This is awesome.

     
    Hey guys,

    I do still have the problem with my GF4, and therefor will re-install the whole rig, which was needed anyway, but something cought my eye when looking at properties of the card.

    At the screen where ya can manually set the FSAA rate, I saw the following:

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    2x
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    4x
    4xS, only in d3d

    Does anybody know what the S stands for??

    Ofcourse I tried it right away, and my lord, this looks sooooo cool, I was drooling even more then when I tried FSAA 4x for the 1st time on my GF3.

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  2. June 14th, 2002, 01:38 PM #2
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    Yeah, my GF4 Ti4200 has that exact same option: 4xS. I'm not sure what the "S" stands for, but it's better than just 4x. Maybe it's 4x Super? lol Probably not...
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  3. June 14th, 2002, 09:49 PM #3
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    It might stand for Sideband addressing, which would probably only be needed during D3D.

    Any other ideas?

    edit>>> You may want to check out THIS ARTICLE at evga.com. It seems that 4XS is nVidia's 4x antialiasing mode.


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