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    unofficial performance increase for Radeon's!

    I know i've posted about temporal AA already but here's a nice program to do it for you give it a try
    Radlinker 1.08
    http://www28.brinkster.com/chrisww1942/

    If you havent used radlinker before what it does is allow you to create shortcuts to games but with the extra benefit of being able to set overclocking, Anti Aliasing & Anistrophic Filtering levels, vsync on or off and other settings customised for each game

    It now includes temporal AA settings for Direct X games only though

    Temporal AA is supposed to create the illusion of your videocard running at a higher Antialiasing level than it actually is running at.

    So 2xtemporal AA will look like 4xAA but with the performance hit of 2xAA
    4xtemporal AA looks like 6xAA but with 4xAA hit in performance e.t.c.

    Try it if you havent already.

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    Can this do any damage to the card or any other hardware? And does it make any permanat changes? (ie. Does it flash anything? etc)

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    Well the only permanent damage you can do with it is by using the overclocking feature it has and then overclocking past the limit your videocard can handle.

    You can still use radlinker, if you dont want to risk damaging your hardware just dont touch the overclocking features it has, you can still use temporary AA and the other features just avoid overclocking..

    Radlinker changes settings in the Catalyst drivers, only overclocking your hardware can you cause any damage, tweaking driver settings wont cause any damage. (Other than overclocking)

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