Oliver Faulhaber wrote:
System: Windows XP, NVIDIA GeForce4 MX graphics board.
The GF4 MX boards are really low-quality and probably don't support AA.
Despite the name, they are based on the GeForce2 rendering core, which
was relatively advanced in it's day but today is quite slow. IIRC It
wasn't until the GF3 that nVidia introduced decent performance AA
implementation.
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