KrzysztofB Posted January 21, 2022 Posted January 21, 2022 Hi, I started up il2 bos on a new laptop and the cockpit is extremely grainy and pixaleted (photo attached). I tried almost every setting combination and the problem disappears only when using MSAA antialiasing. (4x FXAA doesnt help). Trouble is my computer is not powerful enough to handle MSAA at any usable framerate. The graphics card is NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 3060. Is this a problem with nvidia drivers? How to solve it?
THERION Posted January 21, 2022 Posted January 21, 2022 31 minutes ago, KrzysztofB said: Hi, I started up il2 bos on a new laptop and the cockpit is extremely grainy and pixaleted (photo attached). I tried almost every setting combination and the problem disappears only when using MSAA antialiasing. (4x FXAA doesnt help). Trouble is my computer is not powerful enough to handle MSAA at any usable framerate. The graphics card is NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 3060. Is this a problem with nvidia drivers? How to solve it? Well, judging the picture you attached I only see pixelation on the transparent parts of the cockpit - to me it seems that the rest is OK. So, first of all, make sure your laptop is running with your graphic card and not by accident with your integrated graphic card. This happens quite often on Notebooks/Laptops. Second, make sure you're running the latest NVidia drivers for your GEFORCE RTX 3060 (card isn't that bad after all). Finally, try not to push your graphic card too much, meaning don't set all settings in the NVidia Control Panel to the max. - Try using only the slider first (quality - balanced - performance) and set it to performance. 1
KrzysztofB Posted January 21, 2022 Author Posted January 21, 2022 Thank you, indeed it was running on the integrated gpu. Problem solved! 1
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