Antialiasing.....

[NeTo]

IS there a way can one of these cards can be buyed or shipped to Chile??

A geforce4 mx440 costs more than $120 here (taxes?), i'm going to have nightmares with those GFX and Radeon cards all night.

 

[Tagrineth]

Kahenraz: Of course an nVidia promo is going to show the FX5200 being faster than MX440... but look at some reviews.

Knuckles: Which site(s) won't ship to Canada? Many pricewatch-listed sites should do so. Then again, being a pathetic nVidiot as indicated by your previous post, you've probably started ignoring my posts. Oh well, so much for valid options.

NeTo: Some Pricewatch listed sites should ship internationally. Hunt for a while. Worse comes to worst, check eBay.

 

[dmac2003]

Speaking of anti-aliasing, what is anisotropic filtering? My card supports it, but what does it do?

 

[Clements]

"Anisotropic filtering is a technique that makes textures look cleaner and crisper on objects when viewed at a very small angle."

 

[dmac2003]

Does it help in the Windows GUI and Direct X (not Direct 3D)
Games?

 

[Tagrineth]

It can't help the Windows GUI (stupid question) because it's never shown at an angle.

And of course it'll help games! TNT2 actually doesn't support real Trilinear. Aniso is used to compensate for it. Hilarious, no?

 

[dmac2003]

I ain't no geek at this crap...