| Barozi said: I have a fairly good PC that does everything on the highest settings. I'm even playing my PS3/360 games on the very same monitor (24") and even then it's hard to notice differences. Then when I'm visiting my brother and play the same games on his 50" Full HDTV, the differences are getting even more neglectable. Of course anti-aliasing is one of the few differences that is easy to spot, but usually even PS3/360 games have enough of it (4x is perfectly fine), especially while playing on a couch. |
I gotta disagree with you on that one (I think this is the first time I've ever done so!). The extra graphics bells and whistles offered to PC games like higher res, AF, better shadow processing and AA make a world of difference in my eyes. I also play on a 24" Samsung for my PC games but can transfer over to my 46" 1080p Samsung LED where I play my PS3 and 360. The bigger screen actually makes things like poor AF, lack of AA and pop-in more noticeable and detracting to me.
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