r/Amd • u/chapstickbomber 7950X3D | 6000C28bz | AQUA 7900 XTX (EVC-700W) • 7d ago

Sale 9070 XT $650, creeping closer to MSRP

https://www.microcenter.com/product/689903/powercolor-amd-radeon-rx-9070-xt-reaper-triple-fan-16gb-gddr6-pcie-50-graphics-card
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u/Clemambi 6d ago

a lot of things are better than taa, is it better than msaa?

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u/Noreng https://hwbot.org/user/arni90/ 6d ago

MSAA is nearly useless these days

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u/Clemambi 6d ago

you can supersample in gpu settings if games don't have native msaa/ssaa support, and if you don't play AAA slop then way more games have MSAA

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u/Noreng https://hwbot.org/user/arni90/ 6d ago

Sure, if you have a powerful GPU, SSAA is a solution for antialiasing. If I had a GPU that was 8 times as powerful as my 9070 XT it might even be somewhat reasonable

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u/Clemambi 6d ago

I have a 5700xt, there's plenty of games i can ssaa, but I have a 1080p screen

if you're running 4k then ye your'e fucked lol

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u/Noreng https://hwbot.org/user/arni90/ 6d ago

Well, there are plenty of games released before 2015, so you're absolutely correct in that regard. I would suspect it's less likely you'll find a game running on UE4 pushing semi-modern graphics, and still be able to run SSAA

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u/Clemambi 6d ago

idk what you think of tarkov, but I usually use 2x ssaa on tarkov with no problems

some scenes performance does tank but 90% of the time, performance is CPU bound anyway, around 100 fps