According to Digital Foundry:
The Black Ops single-player campaign looks decent on console, but on PC, the extra resolution, the more solid frame-rate and the increase in artwork quality all combine to create an experience that knocks the console versions for six.
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The Call of Duty games are all about providing a certain type of gameplay experience, and in the case of the console versions this is delivered through compromise. By and large the cut-back elements are handled skilfully and the games are still very satisfying to play, but the ability to power past the limitations of the console games transforms the quality of the game campaign. Even if you've completed it on console, it's a highly worthwhile experience to do so again on a high-power PC. You can't help but feel that this is the way the game should be played.
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the PC version of Call of Duty: Black Ops delivers what we really want - the ability to enjoy the game to its fullest extent without being held back by the technical constraints of five-year-old console technology.
Read the full article, and make sure to check the comparision videos.
Now, I may be stating the obvious here, but isn't it interesting how such an arguably console-centric game is so much better on PC - the disparity between the platforms is growing wider and wider, it seems.
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