Zero999 on 22 September 2013
| lt_dan_27 said: No, someone who thought that would suck at math. As 480p has 307200, and 720p displays 921600 pixels (720p=1280x720). Resoltions are shorthand for what the true resolution. So, if you add those two together, you get 1,228,800. That may sound like a lot, until you look at 1200p, which is 1920x1080, which is 2,304,000 pixels, or almost double the resolution. What you're suggesting would be closer to 768p. Also not to mention, that 480p screen is usually running stuff like minimaps. How about before you make a stupid argument, you actually know what you're talking about. |
the argument isn't stupid, there are examples where the two screens render different 3d scenarios. like nintendoland's mario chase and metroid and COR multiplayer.
