:PĪnyways, in the order from my favorite to least: But I can't exactly use downsampling for playthrough on my poor laptop :PĪt first when I read the title I thought this was going to be a thread about Alcoholics Anonymous and I was confused. I know that Kyo (author of K ENB) gave up on temporal AA because it didn't work properly on its hardware and recommand SMAA + downsampling. I usually go with EdgaAA + Temporal AA when I just want very nice and clean visuals (usually on setups where I don't care at all for my FPS), or simple SMAA injection for regular playthrough (despite the few glitches I mentioned above, the general visual quality compared to the cost). Actually fix completely AA with coupled with Edge AA for me (but the overall cost is about 4 fps.) Performance hit a bit bigger then the other technique for what I know, but give really nice results. Got fixed in later versions of enbseries. Used to have a lot of issues (especially ghosting on medium FPS). Give some ghosting for whatever reason when used alone. Huge performance impact.ĮdgeAA -> Featured in enbseries. Not an AA method by itself, it simply improve the already in use technique. Tend to screw up the UI.ĭownsampling -> require ENB for what I know to function properly. However I sometime have slightly 'bright' edges (they seem to 'glow' very slightly). Incompatible with ENB.ĭriver's AA -> Depend on each system, I actually never tested mine, always left it to application-controlled. Not to expensive (roughly 1.3 FPS on my system). Decent result and glitch free at 8 (max). I wanted to have this discussion for a while.

Skyrim enb edge or supersampling