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(05-04-2013, 11:38 AM)kevke96 Wrote: Edit: Just tested it with a few 3D games. It really scales up every texture you throw at it. Can look nice or awful depending on the game.
Yes, I tested it on Monster Hunter Freedom Unite and I don't like it... I find this option makes the graphical defects more visible 
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05-04-2013, 04:06 PM
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I tested it on Monster Hunter Freedom... makes the thing look quirky, to say the least.
Edit: Sharing the experience:
But overall Im glad to have it. Tomb Raider Anniversary looks awesome, for example.
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05-04-2013, 04:09 PM
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(05-04-2013, 04:06 PM)kevke96 Wrote: I tested it on Monster Hunter Freedom... makes the thing look quirky, to say the least.
Edit: Sharing the experience:
OK, that's exactly the same on Monster Hunter Freedom Unite...
(05-04-2013, 04:06 PM)kevke96 Wrote: But overall Im glad to have it. Tomb Raider Anniversary looks awesome, for example.
So, that's a good thing this is just an option ! 
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lol sory for too much question but wht about on texture scaling option
deposterize 2x 3x???which better???
then the type Hybrid(H),Bicubic(B),and H+B????wht is the best for fps???
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Deposterize fixes small in-texture glitches that may happen when the texture is upscaled, but you wont really notice that. More x means sharper textures but has a small performance impact and Bicubic is a less sharp but more realistic filtering, its combined with xBRZ in the H+B option.
I dont really know what the normal hybrid mode is, though. Maybe it combines xBRZ with linear filtering. For performance on phone, its best to just leave filtering off.
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Hybrid is a combination, yes, which reduces some noticeable artifacts when using xBRZ in some cases.
Depending on the game, it may not affect performance heavily. But in most games it will, or at least loading times.
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05-06-2013, 07:46 PM
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Is the true color option actually "true color" 24 Bit color depth or something else?
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(05-06-2013, 07:46 PM)Apology11 Wrote: Is the true color option actually "true color" 24 Bit color depth or something else?
Yes, 24-bit color + 8-bit alpha.
Even if the game requests something worse (like 16-bit).
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What is that Use Button X to Confirm option for?
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I believe some games use the 'O' button for confirm instead (depending on region?). That option tells every game you want to use 'X'.
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(05-14-2013, 02:44 PM)xsacha Wrote: I believe some games use the 'O' button for confirm instead (depending on region?). That option tells every game you want to use 'X'.
Even then, some games (noticeably from JPN region) will still ignore that option.
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(05-14-2013, 02:47 PM)solarmystic Wrote: (05-14-2013, 02:44 PM)xsacha Wrote: I believe some games use the 'O' button for confirm instead (depending on region?). That option tells every game you want to use 'X'.
Even then, some games (noticeably from JPN region) will still ignore that option.
That's because they don't have the option to change. 'O' is used to confirm in Japan. But for games that will change depending on region, i.e. Dissidia, this does make a difference.
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Can someone explain me the differences between Speed: Standard and Speed: Fixed?
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(06-05-2013, 07:50 AM)Danyal Zia Wrote: Can someone explain me the differences between Speed: Standard and Speed: Fixed?
I think it means that you are using the following option :
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Normally, it speed up the game when you press "Tab" key on your keyboard
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I know that while holding "Tab" on Windows, games speeds up! But, I can't understand the difference between both of them. Either it's in Standard mode or in Fixed, there is no difference in speed and games only speeds up when we hold "Tab" So, what really is the difference between them? You are showing the Fps Limit option. Is Fps limit same as Fixed mode?
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