Originally posted by: Auric
Originally posted by: wizboy11
Not totally answering your question (since I'm not sure on some things with ATI) but it's better then nothing
Actually, you totally missed the question
It's not aboot Adaptive/Transparent but Temporal which produces the visual effect of higher levels of traditional AA sans the performance demand.
Yes, Temporal works with LCDs with the usual caveat that it requires and thus forces Vsync and so if the frame rate cannot be maintained at 60Hz then FPS will dip drastically. Triple Buffering may preclude that at the cost of increased VRAM useage which in turn could cause spill-over into slower system RAM.
Whether the Temporal multiplier makes a significant difference in IQ is more dependent upon the resolution and initial AA level.