[Exuro]

TXAA will be usable on a 570, right?

Thought it was Kepler cards only.

[Stallion Free]

TXAA will be usable on a 570, right?

Is the 500 series Kepler? It's currently a Kepler only feature.

[TronLight]

Thought it was Kepler cards only.

Is the 500 series Kepler? It's currently a Kepler only feature.

I thought that use TXAA through the control panel was a Kepler only features and that TXAA would have been usable on 500 cards. :(

[mercenar1e]

I thought that use TXAA through the control panel was a Kepler only features and that TXAA would have been usable on 500 cards. :(

I believe the 500 cards now or will support adaptive vsync not TXAA

[mr_nothin]

I thought the official word was that, for now, TXAA will only be supported through hardware (680) and it would be on a per game/engine basis. Then it will be supported by the 500 series later on through software.

[The Janitor]

So it's real MSAA this time right? Cause they did call that awful blur filter in Crysis 2 postMSAA

[SapientWolf]

So it's real MSAA this time right? Cause they did call that awful blur filter in Crysis 2 postMSAA

You can only get real hardware MSAA in a deferred engine with DX10/DX11. And even then you take a pretty sizable performance hit without cleaning up all the jaggies. So Cry 3 will likely include a healthy mix of some modern post processing AA techniques.

[Meisadragon]

Gameplay video -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PdGUZauShA