ATI 9200 User Guide - Page 24

OpenGL, Compatibility Settings

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20 OpenGL® Compatibility Settings Force Z-buffer depth Alpha dithering method Support KTX buffer region extension Defaults button This allows you to explicitly set the Z-Buffer depth. Most applications will work best when Disabled is selected When applications use both dithering and alpha blending, visual artifacts can occur. This option allows you to select how the application should handle both features at the same time. In most cases Error Diffusion will handle this situation quite well, but there are a few cases where selecting Ordered may be necessary Enabling this feature allows rapid updates of those portions of your screen that have changed. Note that most applications will not be affected by activating this feature This button allows you to reset the OpenGL® Compatibility Settings to default values.

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20
OpenGL
®
Compatibility Settings
Force Z-buffer
depth
This allows you to explicitly set the Z-Buffer depth. Most
applications will work best when
Disabled
is selected
Alpha
dithering
method
When applications use both dithering and alpha
blending, visual artifacts can occur. This option allows
you to select how the application should handle both
features at the same time. In most cases
Error
Diffusion
will handle this situation quite well, but there
are a few cases where selecting
Ordered
may be
necessary
Support KTX
buffer region
extension
Enabling this feature allows rapid updates of those
portions of your screen that have changed. Note that
most applications will not be affected by activating this
feature
Defaults
button
This button allows you to reset the OpenGL
®
Compatibility Settings to default values.