Wii U Can Do “1080p Without Breaking A Sweat”

[TheShape31]

disolitude said:

TheShape31 said:

disolitude said:
People who game on 32 inch TV's or less shouldn't give a shit about 1080p or 720p cause they won't be able to see the difference. 42 - 50 inch TV's people also shouldn't care unless they are extremely fussy or sit ridiculously close.

People who should care are the 60+ inch display crowd.

I love this argument where you tell me what my eyes can and cannot see.  I can see a clear difference on my 23" monitor, but just because you can't it doesn't mean that it doesn't matter.

The 60+ inch display crowd is not the "the human eye can only see so much" crowd, it's the "I'm rich enough to own a 60+ inch display" crowd.

I've been around here for a while now and have argued this with many people, frankly I'm tired and surprised people don't have a clue how to calculate optimal viewing distance per screen size.

Yes at 1 foot you may see pixels on your 23 inch monitor butmove back 2-3 feet..if you have 20/20 vision you won't see the pixels anymore.

Tell you what, go through this thread and if you have anything to add feel free to post a reply...

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=133541&page=1

or even better...here is the post you should read - http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4206563

Oh I'm quite familiar with the mathematics behind your argument.  Those same types of counter-points exist for those trying to say that the human ear can only hear so much.  People will try to prove those like me wrong with CD-quality vs hi-res just like you are attempting to do with visual resolutions.  It's pretty incredible that I don't care what YOU can and cannot see, yet you'll still try and tell me what I can and cannot see.  You may use mathematics, the opinions of random professionals, or various other sources.  The fact of the matter is that some people see the quality difference and they care.  It isn't a rule that applies to the general public, but it isn't something that can be disputed.