Set the RGB to limited and Super White to ON. RGB Full makes the blacks to black and greys look like black. Not many HDTV's support it. So it should be turned to limited.
Well I just bought Demon's Souls from Amazon. I was going to buy it in store but the three stores I went to were sold out. It should be here the day that Uncharted comes out. I will probably get Uncharted on my birthday in November.
I have been looking at what game to buy next and these are my choices. I don't really care much about the story of a game just the game play. I was wondering if I should buy Demon's Souls today and Uncharted later, or Uncharted when it comes out? I know they are two different games but what do you think would be more fun? thanks
There's an option in control center to only use the amount of pixils on the screen if it becomes blurry at non native res.
Booty998
What do you mean? Never mind I think I found out what you mean. Right now I am using my old computer since the new one won't be here for a while. But the resolution is 1280x800. But I went to the control center and set it to maintain aspect ratio. So when I set it to 1280x720 there is black bars on the top and bottom. Is this what you mean?
Ok so I just bought a new laptop here are the specs:
16.4" widescreen with XBRITE-FullHD™ LCD technology (1920x1080)
320GB SATA Hard Disk Drive [7200 rpm]
ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD4650 graphics card with 1GB vRAM
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor P8700 (2.53GHz)
Blu-ray Disc™ playback
4GB DDR2-SDRAM (DDR2-800, 2GBx2)
Now I plan on playing some games on this laptop(not high graphics settings) but the problem is the screen resolution. Since laptops are not good gaming platforms to begin with playing at 1080p would probably be impossible. So this means I will have to play on non native resolution. Since the laptop screen is 16:9 does this mean that 720p would look normal? Also how bad is it to play games without using native resolution? thanks
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