Also, AFAIK, if fp24 precision issues affected the aniso quality, the result would have been grainy or noisy mipmap boundaries with aniso enabled, not the blooming that R3xx currently exhibit.
Yes, I was talking about noisy mipmap boundaries, not the blooming.
Anyway, the MIP map arguments make a lot of sense, so it's probably not FP24 that's causing the noise. I guess it's just another example of ATI's shoddy MIP/aniso detection algorithm.
Anyway, the MIP map arguments make a lot of sense, so it's probably not FP24 that's causing the noise. I guess it's just another example of ATI's shoddy MIP/aniso detection algorithm.
