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==Known Issues | ==Known Issues== | ||
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Using high resolution in GSdx brings some thin lines over the screen. | |IssueName=Thin vertical lines | ||
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|Description=Using high resolution in GSdx brings some thin lines over the screen. | |||
|Workaround=You can either: Use native resolution or, use 1260x(any) resolution. You can subtract any multiple of 60 from 1260 (eg, 1200, 1140, 1080, etc) as needed for performance, but no horizontal resolution greater than 1260 works. Vertical resolution has no effect on the black bars, so you can set this to any value you desire. In older GSdx versions, 1270 rather than 1260 works in the same manner. <br> | |||
Don't use HW AA, it will cause the problem even in "Native" resolution. | |||
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Test configuration on Windows:
| PCSX2 version: | untested |
| Graphics by GSDX: | untested |
| Sound by SPU2-X: | untested |
Test configuration on Linux:
| PCSX2 version: | untested |
| Graphics by ZZogl: | untested |
| Sound by SPU2-X: | untested |
PC specs used to test the game:
| CPU: | ? |
| GPU: | ? |
Known Issues
Thin vertical lines
- Status: Active
- Type: Minor
- Description: Using high resolution in GSdx brings some thin lines over the screen.
- Workaround: You can either: Use native resolution or, use 1260x(any) resolution. You can subtract any multiple of 60 from 1260 (eg, 1200, 1140, 1080, etc) as needed for performance, but no horizontal resolution greater than 1260 works. Vertical resolution has no effect on the black bars, so you can set this to any value you desire. In older GSdx versions, 1270 rather than 1260 works in the same manner.
Don't use HW AA, it will cause the problem even in "Native" resolution.