Hi and immediately I apologise for posting here as well as the video card forum but I have had no help from there and I have found no other fix for this annoying bug. So I have the filtering set in the Inspector but it will not apply to fsx. They are exactly the same as what is said on Tabs' post but they don't seem to have any affect on fsx. Here are my settings in case I am missing something:

 

thanks,

And also on the topic I am getting a lot of foreign objects just flashing in the sky. Usually when panning the view around I see black, white, brown polygons in the sky or on the ground. Any ideas for that?

And also on the topic I am getting a lot of foreign objects just flashing in the sky. Usually when panning the view around I see black, white, brown polygons in the sky or on the ground. Any ideas for that?

 

Set Your V Sync to On not 1/2 Refresh rate, what you are seeing is texture tearing inside/outside the VC when u pan.

 

Rick

It was like this before I have had VSync on the 1/2 refresh rate. I am sticking by Word Not Allowed on this one, it works much better.

Could the best idea be to reinstall the drivers and inspector?

Nup, reinstalled it all with the same result. The AA works fine its just the filtering.

When you reinstalled it did you use Driver Sweeper to fully clean it out or did you just run the driver installer?

 

My normal procedure is this (assuming latest Driver Sweeper installed):

 

1. Uninstall all Nvidia GPU related items from Control Panel (PhysX, Audio driver, 3D Vision etc) then uninstall the actual driver last. (multiple reboots may be required for this as you uninstall each component - just do them).

 

2. After the driver uninstall, reboot in Safe Mode. (press F8 repeatedly just before Windows starts loading right after the BIOS POST)

 

3. Run Driver Sweeper and use the Nvidia Display and Nvidia Physx filters and hit clean.

 

4. Reboot and install the new driver - choose a custom install, tick the clean install box, and disable any components you don't use. I only install the driver itself and the Physx (some games require this to run even if you don't use it). There's no reason to install the audio driver or 3D vision unless you actually use those features.

 

5. After the install reboot, run Nvidia Inspector and set up the FSX profile again per my sticky post.

 

If it still doesn't work the problem is likely with your FSX.cfg or something, not with the driver.

When you do major Inspector and drivers upgrades, you sometimes need to completely delete the old profile and create a new one

My procedure above ensures that the profiles get totally wiped.

Yes everything was wiped and now reinstalled, I forgot to set the AF inside of FSX. Silly me, all fixed now!