Gsdx grey lines with 2D fighting games

[bebertii]

I originally posted in this thread without noticing that it was closed.
I tried to play with Capcom figting evolution and cpacom vs SNK 2, but sprites were pixellised so I used the texture filtering option.
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You can see the grey lines on the sprites which appears when texture filtering is on.
I can't remove them even with the WildHarms options or anything.
I'd like to know if there is a solution.
Thanks
My settings :
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and the emulog.txt :

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isoFile open ok: D:\jeux\pcsx2\roms\Capcom Fighting Evolution (USA).iso
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[Brock lessner]

Try with native upscaling or custom resolution 1200-xxx!

[billyash]

AFAIK this issue is solved on SW mode only

[Donovan24]

Try a custom resolution of 1260x1260

It's a known problem with Namco games.

[shinra358]

It's a texture filtering option problem as stated in the initial post. Resolution has nothing to do with this, this time. Turn it off and use Gaussian Filtering (PCSX2FX) instead.

[bebertii]

Thanks for your help
Ok, it works with software mode, but I don't see big differences between filter on and off...
Is there some h4qx filters as in snes9x for example ?

[jesalvein]

Thanks for your help
Ok, it works with software mode, but I don't see big differences between filter on and off...
Is there some h4qx filters as in snes9x for example ?

there is not.
only some effects applied on 3D models.