Optimal Resolution or 720p

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#1 1357
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As I was going through the displays on my Xbox 360 I noticed Optimal Resolution which runs at 1360 by 768 pixels. Which one is better Optimal or 720p?

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#2 1357
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anyone?
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Optimal.. It's pretty obvious dude.

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As I was going through the displays on my Xbox 360 I noticed Optimal Resolution which runs at 1360 by 768 pixels. Which one is better Optimal or 720p?

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choose whatever your monitor / tv's native resolution is for best picture.

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#8 1357
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Optimal.. It's pretty obvious dude.

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This is newbe but why is it better

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#9 xsubtownerx
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[QUOTE="xsubtownerx"]

Optimal.. It's pretty obvious dude.

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This is newbe but why is it better

It means that your TV is being used to it's full potential. "Native resolution" can only beachieved (that I know of) with HDMI, which I'm guessing you have.

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#10 1357
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[QUOTE="1357"][QUOTE="xsubtownerx"]

Optimal.. It's pretty obvious dude.

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This is newbe but why is it better

It means that your TV is being used to it's full potential. "Native resolution" can only beachieved (that I know of) with HDMI, which I'm guessing you have.

Ya I do have HDMI I've been playing mass effect with optimal Resolution and there is not a huge difference but i did see some changes. Thanks for the help

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#11 teebeenz
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720p is the optimal resolution for the 360, so stay with that and you'll be fine unless of course you have to use another res.
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#12 Akabeth
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Optimal version would be better imo
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[QUOTE="xsubtownerx"][QUOTE="1357"][QUOTE="xsubtownerx"]

Optimal.. It's pretty obvious dude.

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This is newbe but why is it better

It means that your TV is being used to it's full potential. "Native resolution" can only beachieved (that I know of) with HDMI, which I'm guessing you have.

Ya I do have HDMI I've been playing mass effect with optimal Resolution and there is not a huge difference but i did see some changes. Thanks for the help

That would be because Mass effect only supports 720p..

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#14 teebeenz
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Mass effect only supports 720p.. xsubtownerx
Just like 99.9% of all 360 titles, i.e. why 720p is best.