just received my new pc speci5 2500k oc @ 4.5p8p67 pronh d148gb dual channel ddr3 1600mhzgtx 580 black ops oc corsair 1000w psuasus monitor vk226h @ 1920x1200x32biti have set in nvidia control panel the following settings.

just received my new pc speci5 2500k oc @ 4.5p8p67 pronh d148gb dual channel ddr3 1600mhzgtx 580 black ops oc corsair 1000w psuasus monitor vk226h @ 1920x1200x32biti have set in nvidia control panel the following settings.

Back all scenery settings off to 3/4.What driver are you currently using with this PC?

Back all scenery settings off to 3/4.What driver are you currently using with this PC?

i will try backing it off and ehm im not sure what drivers im using im just going to update them just now thanks for reply i will try that :)

Next thing to do is download and use Nvidia Inspector - not the 580's panel.Latest version:- http://hw-lab.com/nvidia-inspector-1-9-5-5.htmlThe correct Inspector settings for fsx is documented in a number of posts here on Avsim.

I don't understand, I thought this was just how aircraft self shadowing was implemented in FSX. Are you all suggesting you can somehow force anti-aliasing for shadows?

I don't understand, I thought this was just how aircraft self shadowing was implemented in FSX. Are you all suggesting you can somehow force anti-aliasing for shadows?

I'd love to know this myself, I've never been able to get my shadows anti-aliased, so I wound up turning them off because they looked so terrible (though I love the idea in principle).

still having this problem i was playing around in nvidia inspector last nite and i still have the jaggies can someone talk me through how to do this

still having this problem i was playing around in nvidia inspector last nite and i still have the jaggies can someone talk me through how to do this

http://forum.avsim.net/topic/324786-nvidia-configuration-guide-inspector-2xxxx-drivers-version-20-explanations-of-all-settings/

tried these setting with nvidia inspector and still getting jaggies whats the problem here its annoying ?

Could be that it's because you're not running the monitor at its native resolution of 1900 x 1080, tam210. Try that instead of 1200.

I don't believe aircraft self-shadows will antialias. These are produced with a different method than the shadow of the aircraft on the ground is. They're done using shaders on the GPU - shader aliasing is a whole other can of worms that the GPU companies haven't really provided a way to reliably AA yet. I personally run with aircraft self-shadows off, I don't think they look right to begin with.

Im getting this also. Very annoying. See below:

Works on shadows also.

We aren't talking about object/aircraft ground shadows.Show me a pic with anti-aliased aircraft self shadowing.

Works on shadows also.

I always thought ground shadows were different than the self shadowing... I get the jaggy shadows as described in the OP picture. (If using self shadowing)