"This folder is currently empty." :?radar1200gs said:Go to the Anisotropic folder and download "Container.zip".
"This folder is currently empty." :?radar1200gs said:Go to the Anisotropic folder and download "Container.zip".
The page sais "Welcome, madshi2", so it accepted my account. And it still sais the folder is empty. Pressing F5 doesn't help, either. I can make a screenshot if you don't believe me...radar1200gs said:I can assure you the folder is not empty.
I have made this post on 3 forums, so there is probably quite a squabble over the file at the moment.
Either that or you do not have a yahoo account. You need to be a member for the briefcase to work properly.
radar1200gs said:I can assure you the folder is not empty.
I have made this post on 3 forums, so there is probably quite a squabble over the file at the moment.
Either that or you do not have a yahoo account. You need to be a member for the briefcase to work properly.
You can send them to "dear (at) madshi.net", I'll upload them.radar1200gs said:it should be working.
Can anyone host the file for me then?
If so, post an email address or url so I can send the file to you.
madshi said:I've uploaded it here:
http://madshi.bei.t-online.de/Container.zip
But I don't really see much sense in it, cause the images look 100% identical to me.
radar, please don't post this link on the other 3 forums. The Beyond3d readers are more than enough for my traffic...
You know, It is totally True that the IQ is really not that greatlly affected. I Personally dont see a problem If their AF looks like that in any game anywhere.
Shouldn't high-end video cards give you the highest visual quality? And you're basing your opinion off a single screenshot.bdmosky said:You know, It is totally True that the IQ is really not that greatlly affected. I Personally dont see a problem If their AF looks like that in any game anywhere.
I agree... if it is possible to use this "inflated" form of ansiotropic filtering elsewhere, Nvidia is doing itself a disservice by not using it everywhere. It hardly degrades the image quality.