If you happen to have a nVIDIA GeForce GTX 900 Series GPU do not set the Anti-aliasing (AA) setting higher than 8x MSAA!

Navigate to the in-game video settings. There, for the Anti-aliasing (AA) setting, you should only select values starting from 2x MSAA up to 8x MSAA. Of course, you can just turn this video setting simply off, but I wouldn't advise you to do this, as the game looks much better using MSAA :P

This is how it should look like in-game ->



If you don't use the Anti-aliasing (AA) setting suggested by me and you happen to have a nVIDIA GeForce GTX 900 Series GPU you will only run into problems... setting the Anti-aliasing (AA) in Resident Evil 5 to something like 16x QCSAA wouldn't be possible and will only lead to problems. nVIDIA GeForce GTX 900 Series GPUs do not support CSAA and QCSAA! You can also notice this in the nVIDIA Control Panel.

Voilà! You can now enjoy Resident Evil 5 the way it was meant to be played™

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