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Radeon HD3870 & Catalyst 8.9 - No AA in FS9 or FSX (ok in Crysis)

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I upgraded recently to a Gecube HD3870 512Mb Radeon card. Frame rates are now brilliant, but I can't get anti-aliasing to work in FS9 or FSX (or any other games). The only game that gives me AA is Crysis (DX9 on XP SP3).I am using XP on an Asus A8N-E mobo, Athlon 3700+ CPU, 2Gb RAM, Catalyst driver 8.9 (latest one). I've tried setting AA in CCC, in ATI Tray Tools and within the games. No joy.I've also tried a clean install of XP SP3, ensured all drivers are up to date etc. I've also had no luck with AA on Vista SP1 Ultimate.Since Crysis is doing AA (but within the game's options), is it possible that the card itself is not doing AA, but relying on the graphics engine rather than DirectX / hardware ?

System Spec : Asus Rog Strix Gaming Laptop, Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.6GHz, 32Gb PC2133 Memory, NVidia Geforce GTX1060 GPU with 6Gb Dedicated RAM, Samsung 970 EVO 1Tb NVMe SSD, (OS & Flight Sims), 1Tb 7200rpm SATA (all other stuff). 100Mbps cable broadband.

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