ethomaz on 17 September 2013
| Frequency said: When the differences were barely sub 720 and 720, the difference could be nailed down to better AA solutions, but the difference between 720p and 1080p is too great for mere AA alone to compensate. Contrary to the notion that "720 with aa looks better than 1080p without", the 1080p image is always going to show more detail as theres a higher pixel density - the 720p image will appear smoother, but with lower overall detail, 1080p with a simple FXAA implementation outshines any configuration of 720p. This isn't the situation with digital cameras and "megapixels", this is a straight up solid array of pixels in 32bit, arguing that 720p can look better is just a waste of time. |
I agree to the point that a 4k game in PC barely will needs AA in the common screen sizes.
