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How It Works: Fragment Anti-Aliasing

By now we've all heard of the various anti-aliasing techniques employed by the latest video cards. Multi-sampling is currently the implemenation of ch...[ Read More ]

Maintainer:	Dave Barron
Date:	December 04, 2002
Category:	Guides : Articles
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