Games look bad on mid-level gaming PC, including beamng

Hello, i having really used this forum very much and i wanted to ask a question i have a mid-level AMD build(specs below) and my pc is well within high settings range and it looks bad....
PC SPECS
AMD FX-6300
ASRock 980DE3 U3S3
Sapphire radeon r9 270x dual-x 2 gb
Corsair CX600

The problem:
It acts like there is no anti-aliasing, even though its on full settings(TONS OF JAGGED EDGES) (pictures below)
Trees and vegetation pop in (which is ANNOYING)

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Its odd it looks fine in screenshots....

 

What's your monitor? Could it be a lower resolution/quality display?

 

[h=1]Gateway HX1953L bd 20" 1600x900 LED Monitor[/h]

 

It's gonna look like junk as the antialiasing in Beam is FXAA, arguably the worst antialiasing method available. Plus you're running at sub-1080p and T3D decides LoD based on how many pixels an asset takes up, so pop-in is going to be close. Both of these could be mostly remedied with a higher res monitor, but that's a pretty hefty investment.

 

Ah, would a 1980x1080 1080p monitor do the trick?

 

The pop-in values are too close for any resolution, even at 1440p I can spot grass drawing in, but a 1080p monitor would most definitely help your aliasing woes somewhat.

 

fwiw, AMD FX-6300 is intended mostly as an overclocker's cpu, from the reviews i've read (and thus i avoided getting one). have you considered playing with the settings to see if it can run a bit quicker?

 

Which game is at screenshot?

 

uhh... what?

 

I am asking about two pictures.

Which game is this?

 

think about the forum this on.

alright. you have done enough thinking. that screenshot is from beamng.drive

 

BeamNG.Darude