I was getting tired of all the jaggies in Dishonored , and it's lack of better AA options, so I found out how to force Sparse Grid Supersampling AA (SGSSAA)
I figure this shot is worse case scenario with all those straight lines
I have seen the light
nvidia only
here's my settings. copy all the bold settings. they're all important for this to work right (and make sure to hit "apply changes" when you're done) (and turn the ingame AA off)
but wow it makes the game look better. it is pretty performance heavy, but this game isn't too intensive to begin with. my framerate only drops down to the 50's in bigger open areas (and you have a better card than me)
using another similar screenshot
but it was using an older version of Nvidia Inspector, so it had a few differences. my screenshot uses the current version, so it should be easy to copy. you'll probably have to type that one code in for "antialiasing compatibility" (the one you need isn't in the drop-down menu)
I wanna try this out in other games where I have a lot of overhead performance wise
...would each game have it's own set of adjustments or is most of it going to be the same?
should this only be used with games that don't support advanced anti aliasing techniques?
so many questions
so much excellence 
