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If you use a HDPI screen, e.g. retina, external 4-5K screen, just turn off anti-aliasing in the IDE options. It renders a ton faster and you won't see the diff
by keyle 5y ago
If you use a HDPI screen, e.g. retina, external 4-5K screen, just turn off anti-aliasing in the IDE options.
It renders a ton faster and you won't see the difference, because you need anti-aliasing when 1px=1px, you don't when it's subpixel anyway.
- jiggawatts 5y agoThat's not how anti-aliasing works! Essentially all digital screens benefit from anti-aliasing, irrespective of the resolution. Even if you had a screen with an absurdly high resolution, such as 38,400 × 21,600 ("40K"), without anti-aliasing you'd still get issues like moire patterns and shimmering when viewing highly detailed content with regular patterns. However, past a certain point, the benefits are less noticeable, whereas the overheads of AA increase to absurd levels. Trying to super-sample an 8K game will still bring the best GPUs in the world to their knees.