Lame HD question

It's all up to resolution and refresh rate/ progressive or not

720p is 1240 x 720 resolution with the screen being refreshed once every 1/60 sec... 1240 x 720 = 892 800 pixel every 1/60 sec

1080i is 1920 x 1080 resolution with screen being refreshed once every 1/60 but only 1 on 2 line each pass. So it actually take 2 pass to refresh the whole screen.... 1920 x 1080 = 2 073 600 but only every 1/30 sec

1080p is the 1920 x 1080 resolution but with every line being refreshed every 1/60 sec.

What it actually do is: 1080i is supposed to be better for movie and low action slow paced video games.

720p better for faster paced action game

1080p better than them all. But much more consumming hardware wise so it's not much present for the moment (set aside from movies)

I guess I just have to read manual, but I bought it somwhere in spring last year. It's 32"Carnikoid85

I guess I just have to read manual, but I bought it somwhere in spring last year. It's 32"Carnikoid85

At this size it's most probably 720p 1080i capable. under 40inch 1080p is pretty much useless as you won't see the difference unless you are awfully close to it

But if my TV not supporting 1080i or 1080p am I losing a lot? Carnikoid85

If you have 720p it's able to take in 1080i signal. Don't worry about that

But if my TV not supporting 1080i or 1080p am I losing a lot? Carnikoid85

im guessing your tv supports 1080i and 720p, but since it's a 32" it most likely will not support 1080p, but you really wont see a difference from 720p and 1080p until you get a tv thats bigger then 42 inches...

Oh ... and just one more question ... just curious ... i'm from EU but could I play on same servers as U.S or Japan players?Carnikoid85

should be able to, you can on resistance warhawk and COD4. I know someone (I live in the UK) in an amarican clan. Its alright being able to play with anyone but its annoying if you donrt understand their language. For all you know they could be saying something to do with a tactical plan, and you have no idea.