What resolution do you game in (poll)

I game in 720p.  

I play in 1080i

720p. Since the games are all in 720p, it works best :)nickyb628

Acuatlly 360 games all run 1080i as well so:P

seven hundred and twenty pea's

yaw! 

i dont have an xbox 360 yet but im planning to get one, can you guys tell me which one is 780p? and 1080i? how do you get those?ecuenco

[QUOTE="nickyb628"]720p. Since the games are all in 720p, it works best :)cheetfreak

Acuatlly 360 games all run 1080i as well so:P

1080p but most of the time I have it in 720p.. It looks alot nicer looking 720p.. So I am going for 720p.zappa02

How could 720p look nicer than 1080p? That makes no sense.

1080p for me 

It is possible that if he is using a scaler on his tv or projector that it is inferior to the native resolution.  In that sense there is a possibility that it COULD look worse.  But in most cases, yes.  1080p will be superior to 720p, no question.

 To answer the poll, I use 720p on my tv and projector since that is it's native resolution and the native resolution of the 360, though I do want to jump to the 1080p world soon.  A year or two it will be pretty commonplace for 1080p stuff to be in the market, thus good prices.  Watch for the next evolution of projectors in 1080p to come out.  They'll be in the sub $4000 price range.

Currently using a 50" Sony Grand Wega LCD and a Panasonic AE-900 projector.  Both great.  One gets used to gaming with a 94" screen though!  Come hither Halo 3!

It is possible that if he is using a scaler on his tv or projector that it is inferior to the native resolution. In that sense there is a possibility that it COULD look worse. But in most cases, yes. 1080p will be superior to 720p, no question.

To answer the poll, I use 720p on my tv and projector since that is it's native resolution and the native resolution of the 360, though I do want to jump to the 1080p world soon. A year or two it will be pretty commonplace for 1080p stuff to be in the market, thus good prices. Watch for the next evolution of projectors in 1080p to come out. They'll be in the sub $4000 price range.

Currently using a 50" Sony Grand Wega LCD and a Panasonic AE-900 projector. Both great. One gets used to gaming with a 94" screen though! Come hither Halo 3!

acummuta

1920x1080, yaaaaygp19

Yeah, that's how I roll 1920x1080.....my second TV uses 1360x768....

VGA cable is were it's at......720p and 1080p is for suckas......

1080p. Quite the upgrade from the POS tube television I had been using.

40" Samsung 1080p LCD > 27" No Name Inc. CRT POS

[QUOTE="gp19"]1920x1080, yaaaayTheSmacK420

Yeah, that's how I roll 1920x1080.....my second TV uses 1360x768....

VGA cable is were it's at......720p and 1080p is for suckas......

1920x1080 through VGA IS 1080p, sucka.

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[QUOTE="gp19"]1920x1080, yaaaayGeneric_Dude

Yeah, that's how I roll 1920x1080.....my second TV uses 1360x768....

VGA cable is were it's at......720p and 1080p is for suckas......

1920x1080 through VGA IS 1080p, sucka.

Yeah.....but thats not what it says on the dashboard! So, HA!

And VGA has upconversion!!!

I pity the foos who don't have upconversion!!! :P

1360*768 on vga cables.  So I suppose 720p-ish.EMERlCa6969

480i. No HDTV here.texasfight54

Same here... 

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