I just purchased a new PNY Nvidia Geforce GTS 250 and am having an issue with jaggies. I managed to get rid of them in FSX by enabling the in-game AA setting, but still have them in FS2004. I use Enhancer and went through the steps to create a new profile for FS9 but no matter what I do, I still have the jaggies. I tried enabling AA from within FS2004 but that did not fix it.My system is Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3Ghz, 2 GB of RAM, Raptor 73GB 10,000 rpm Hard drive. I am using the latest version (197.13)of the Nvidia drivers from their website.Thanks for your suggestions

I just purchased a new PNY Nvidia Geforce GTS 250 and am having an issue with jaggies. I managed to get rid of them in FSX by enabling the in-game AA setting, but still have them in FS2004. I use Enhancer and went through the steps to create a new profile for FS9 but no matter what I do, I still have the jaggies. I tried enabling AA from within FS2004 but that did not fix it.My system is Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3Ghz, 2 GB of RAM, Raptor 73GB 10,000 rpm Hard drive. I am using the latest version (197.13)of the Nvidia drivers from their website.Thanks for your suggestions

You need to use nHancer, try the guide from NickN here:http://www.simforums.com/forums/forum_post...D=156769#156769KJ

Make sure you're checking "Allow override of predefined settings" in the menu and then uncheck "Enhance in-game AA" in the FS9 profile. Uncheck AA in the sim, set 8XS in nHancer's combined AA mode section and that should get it working.

Folks,I have exactly the same card and I had no problems to fix AA via Nhancer 2.5.7. The only issue that left is textures' simmering especially from the distance (mostly refers to AI planes - all DTX3 converted with 1Mips). I can live with that, but I had never had this problem prior to switching to 196.XX drivers.Any suggestion to fix it?