Hello.
i have a ATI radeon9200 whit the latest catalyst drivers 4.4
but... i don't know what is :
trueform
antialiasing
anisotropic
smoothvision
etc.
how this work?.. what do any of these concepts?
i have to activate it in the control panel?
help.
i'm very confused.

Truform: Link
Antialiasing and Anisotropic: Link
Smoothvision and Truform: Link
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Ahh yes what do all those things do? Let me tell ya :hmm:

With a Ati 9200 with all those options turned on Your games will look super sweet,and will bring your gaming down to a crawl.

Your best options with that Card is to leave them off.

Turning them on=slow frame rate

Turn them off =Better frame rate :hail:

trueform = only supported by games which design for it, this option make everythings look much refined (not so edgy).

antialiasing = makes line look less jerky.

anisotropic = make further object clearer.

smoothvision = mmmm. this might be the superclass that given by ATI for ,trueform , antialiasing, anisotropic.