Talk:The Medium

I've noticed that enabling Fidelity FX Sharpening causes awful aliasing. I'm running the game with the Res scaling set to 75 percent on my 1440p monitor. So the game renders at 1080p.

If I turn on Fidelity FX sharpening at either 50 or 100 percent it produces awful aliasing. You can tell the texture sharpening part is working (since I'm pretty sure this is AMD's Contrast Apatite Sharpening). But for some reason it causes the awful aliasing. I've attached screenshots to demonstrate. It's most noticeable on the boards in the flashlight and the chars jacket collar.

I've tried using sharpening with TXAA, FXAA, and no AA. Makes no difference.

Edit: Seems I can't post links

So I played a bit (im loving the game btw) and i can only turn the RT on, forced on or off, i thought it must be performance and quality but its not? Like forced on adds more reflections (like the clock where that pin was, the actual clock glass now has RT with forced on).

Also, glasses have rt too but only on forced on. And on the scene where you enter the last goodbye's building the always on makes my game run at 33FPS vs full 60 when its on "on" only (rx 6800xt)... even tho I can't find much difference in that case, maybe shadows? The glass from the open doors look better at least, like the effect of the glass's transparency is better.

So yeah I'm trying to figure out what i should choose but the performance penalty is so high, and its always when i look close to something, in theory that should be easy for a modern GPU to handle bc its not showing a TON of other objects but welp :| i do think it's just AMDs poor RT implementation + drivers + just the game being launched and maybe needing some performance fixes but oof.

Anyways just wanted to let yall know about the difference between on/always on bc on the page i only saw quality and performance and the descriptions don't match with what I'm seeing so i guess it must be a different thing?