To Elite or not to Elite

This has probably been asked before, but my searches didn't yield results. I have an old 20gig premium xbox360 and it has composite connectors. I recently got a 52 inch 1080p 120hz LCD HDTV. Is there a noticable difference in video and/ or sound between HDMI and composite? I'm trying to determine whether the HD space, HDMI, and cool blackness are worth spending the money on to upgrade. I await your answers with bubbling glee.

If your saying buying an elite just for that I wouldn't buy the elite for it, but I would buy the HD cables, if I misunderstood what you were saying ( which I sure I was) sorry.

If your saying buying an elite just for that I wouldn't buy the elite for it, but I would buy the HD cables, if I misunderstood what you were saying ( which I sure I was) sorry.

Zanitor

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If your saying buying an elite just for that I wouldn't buy the elite for it, but I would buy the HD cables, if I misunderstood what you were saying ( which I sure I was) sorry.

Trashface

Anyone?

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If your saying buying an elite just for that I wouldn't buy the elite for it, but I would buy the HD cables, if I misunderstood what you were saying ( which I sure I was) sorry.

Zanitor

Hi-Def cables doesn't necessarily mean HDMI, please do some searching. You can buy component cables and get 1080p displayed as long as your TV supports 1080p thru component. I suggest this if your only endeavor is to upgrade the video.

However, I still have my day one 360 but never gets used because I did the upgrade to an Elite (HDMI, HDD capacity, and color) when it came out, and I must say I wouldn't do anything differently if i could do it again ;)

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If your saying buying an elite just for that I wouldn't buy the elite for it, but I would buy the HD cables, if I misunderstood what you were saying ( which I sure I was) sorry.

boltzcom

Hi-Def cables doesn't necessarily mean HDMI, please do some searching. You can buy component cables and get 1080p displayed as long as your TV supports 1080p thru component. I suggest this if your only endeavor is to upgrade the video.

However, I still have my day one 360 but never gets used because I did the upgrade to an Elite (HDMI, HDD capacity, and color) when it came out, and I must say I wouldn't do anything differently if i could do it again ;)

This has probably been asked before, but my searches didn't yield results. I have an old 20gig premium xbox360 and it has composite connectors. I recently got a 52 inch 1080p 120hz LCD HDTV. Is there a noticable difference in video and/ or sound between HDMI and composite? I'm trying to determine whether the HD space, HDMI, and cool blackness are worth spending the money on to upgrade. I await your answers with bubbling glee.

Trashface

well if you want to play hi-def you should buy the elite but if your not willing to buy an entire new console i suggest that you buy the component cable it's better than composite

Go for the Elite. It's better in every way.

[QUOTE="Zanitor"]

If your saying buying an elite just for that I wouldn't buy the elite for it, but I would buy the HD cables, if I misunderstood what you were saying ( which I sure I was) sorry.

Trashface

the pro doesnt have an HDMI port? wow, my arcade version does. i bought a seperate hardrive for it and works great in hd

[QUOTE="Trashface"][QUOTE="Zanitor"]

If your saying buying an elite just for that I wouldn't buy the elite for it, but I would buy the HD cables, if I misunderstood what you were saying ( which I sure I was) sorry.

the pro doesnt have an HDMI port? wow, my arcade version does. i bought a seperate hardrive for it and works great in hd

I just got my elite this Saturday ~ I have played diff. 360 models on my friends consoles and I agree with those that are saying get the elite ~ It runs a lot smoother and you can dl a lot more of your games to the hd for slower loading times plus a lower chance of getting the red ring of death ~ I am very happy with mine so far! ~