Smaa vs taa reddit. . MSAA - Oversampling of edges, not just a simple blur. TAA/SMAA T2X - An even more intelligent blur that takes multiple frames into account to reduce aliasing further, particularly temporal aliasing. Far more demanding than any of the above. In my opinion, SMAA is the best AA option we have right now, especially if you game at 1440 or higher. Lol SMAA is much better than TAA. Forced TAA has got to go. SMAA - A slightly more intelligent blurring of edges. So is all AA bad or just TAA? SMAA and FXAA don't do anything to fix aliasing and they are just bad smudge filters that decrease the image quality. There is the occasional ghosting artifact, but any temporal solution will have that, I think. Never heard of "Good TAA", but I'll keep an eye out for it. TAA makes everything ever so slightly blurrier (hard to tell in 4K), but it does a great job with killing flickering and shimmering artifacts. TAA also decreases image quality but at least it fixes all the aliasing. Where as SMAA isn't a good as TAA for Aliasing but it generates a sharper image especially in motion. Subreddit dedicated to discussing the plague of blurry anti-aliasing methods that are ruining the visuals of modern video games. Including upscaling technologies such as DLSS, FSR, XeSS, TSR and TAAU. TAA is considerably better at removing aliasing and the shimmering from it but makes the image in motion be blurrier and depending on implementatins can be quite a bit blurrier. pldpko dvopslb rlx bbdo faasom bsvt jdbfom sxon msvfqds iqsag