Only AA available is FXAA [Solved]

[Jaga_Telesin]

The only AA available in my Graphics Settings area is FXAA. All other AA modes show: "not supported on this hardware"

On W10 Professional 64bit. Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB, driver 411.70. Using triple-monitor setup in Surround mode so there's only one to render to. Tested fullscreen, windowed, and borderless windowed modes - all have the same result. Visually and from a performance standpoint, the game is otherwise fine.

Update: Re-tested with driver version 417.01, same result.

[Tycow]

Hi Jaga, it is because you have a 3GB 1060. All other AA modes are disabled for cards with 3GB or less VRAM.

[Jaga_Telesin]

That figures, but makes total sense. I guess that 2080ti can't get here fast enough then.

Thank you for taking time to answer Tycow, it is appreciated on this busy day.

[Tycow]

That figures, but makes total sense. I guess that 2080ti can't get here fast enough then.

Thank you for taking time to answer Tycow, it is appreciated on this busy day.

No problem; glad I could help.

[StoneLegionYT]

Unless it's something special past my 1070 if I use any of the other options outside of FXAA I get half the fps.

[sicknezz]

That figures, but makes total sense. I guess that 2080ti can't get here fast enough then.

Thank you for taking time to answer Tycow, it is appreciated on this busy day.

Lets hope for you, that you wont be another one of the thousands of ppl with Bad/Broken Cards or not working Cards ;D
The RTX has some serious Problems.

[Jaga_Telesin]

Lets hope for you, that you wont be another one of the thousands of ppl with Bad/Broken Cards or not working Cards ;D
The RTX has some serious Problems.

Probably be okay - ordered directly from Nvidia themselves. Either way I have a fallback card (what I'm running on now). Looking forward to SSAA 2x when it's installed and they're re-enabled.

Unless it's something special past my 1070 if I use any of the other options outside of FXAA I get half the fps.

That's pretty expected right now. MSAA does okay at lower settings, SSAA really hits cards hard unless it's a TI edition. I'm surprised that FXAA High doesn't blur everything beyond belief - it's not half bad. At higher resolutions Medium or Low FXAA does well with little performance hit.