Grimrock

It looks quite good to me. Naturally DSR can't eliminate all jaggies but it shrinks them a lot due to the downscale done and once you add in FXAA on the driver side they are indeed gone.

Bad part is it's hard to demonstrate because any screenshots have the selected DSR resolution i.e. 2560x1440 and not the display resolution anymore. Try this in 1920x1080: EDIT
It seems that the Steam screenshot tool does not "catch" the FXAA part. In the game the jaggies are gone while in the screenshot they are there again.

EDIT 2
Make sure that you want to use of DSR. Otherwise updating to the new nvidia driver is not worth it because i found it to be about 5% slower then it's predecessor.

for Nvidia cards, you can use Nvidia Inspector to set all the antialiasing and other settings you want, for any game. just create a custom profile and apply it.

it works perfect, it's just that you need to know what settings to apply to make AA compatible.

http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/nvi ... nload.html

Well then i wish you good luck trying this with LoG1 and LoG2

it's easy enough to enable any kind of sampling you wish. I chose the 4x4 d3d supersampling. worked just fine and dandy.

options for FXAA, etc.

also directly allows you to manipulate frame rate to a fine degree, which I've had to use for some recent games to control overheating.

Turn FXAA off and check again.