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New Catalyst Drivers Add StarCraft 2 AA
Uros "Vader" Pavlovic
06:46 am EDT @ August 26th, 2010
If you head over to the GAME.AMD.COM's
Drivers & Support Page, you'll find the new version 10.8 Catalyst reference
drivers for ATI graphics cards.
This latest driver update offers support for OpenGL ES 2.0, performance enhancements for Eyefinity Quad ATI CrossFireX configurations, in addition to the non-beta anti-aliasing support for Blizzard's StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty.
Wow, finally. What the hell took them so long? I know quite a lot of SC 2 players were complaining about this. Oh well... Better late than never I suppose.
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If the performance hit is 10 frames or more, I don't even think I'd enable it.
if you want anti-aliasing support - add it to your fucking engine. There's absolutely nothing stopping a game developer from adding anti-aliasing support to their engine themselves...this made up reliance is about as BS as excuses come....