AFAIK, Full RGB and Super White are meant for PC Monitors, not TVs. So if you use a Monitor, go ahead, otherwise, turn them off

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Karangan time

IINM, most TVs display a color range of 15-235, and most monitors 0-255. Full RGB makes the PS3 output at 0-255 (which is why it says 'set this as necessary with the display in use' or something like that).

So:



Which basically means, when you turn on Full RGB on a HDTV, 0-14 and 236-255 are being output, but are not visible, so you essentially get less shades of black and less shades of white as well. This makes the pics less 'washed out', but upon closer observation, some shades merge with other shades, which makes the colors look 'deeper', but some colors are lost.

For example, the PS3 version of MW2 looks washed out compared to the 360 version side by side, as shown here:



After adding Full RGB, the colours look more or less the same:



But if you look closely (although not so evident in that shot), the shadows have less shades of grey after the adjustment.

For a clearer example, look at the cliffs behind Soap in the next pic and tell me which one has more colour

Also, just to piss off the 360 fanboys...



Washed out 360 version ftw!

Well, technically speaking, some HDTVs do display the whole spectrum of colours, but you'll need a calibration kit to see if yours can

Full RGB is more or less turning up the contrast on your TV all the way

This post has been edited by gnsumas: Nov 23 2009, 03:18 PM

abg reza - HDTV expert

Full RGB is pretty botched up

Although I guess we do have the upper hand, as we get the option to turn it on or off, while 360 users have no option

Where got la

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Added on November 23, 2009, 3:22 pm@Ashe - I thought your son wanted 60"

This post has been edited by gnsumas: Nov 23 2009, 03:22 PM

AFAIK, yea... Turn it off

But if you prefer it with Full RGB on, go ahead.

After all, I'm not playing your game, so tweak it to suit your needs, not mine.

Ayam not expert liao

Go Home Entertainment forum and read the posts there

Without Full RGB, it will look washed out, no matter what TV you use.

But the 'deepening' of colours in Full RGB is where the colours are lost

The source good or not?

If the source is bad, then the audio will be bad.

Garbage In, Garbage Out.

why need to connect to pc?

connect to speaker straight la

If that's the case, go ahead if you know how to do it

Might have slight lag, so you'd be best of avoiding stuff like Guitar Hero

PS3 can go internet with the wire or with a wireless router.

No need to configure one

Normal TV can play, but you might want to invest in a HDTV after that. Some games got very small text, cannot be read on SDTV.

Also, some games are region locked when running on SDTV

I think you could try PMing arj for that.

He once acted as a middleman for this guy who dealt here on the forum. The guy sold $50 PSN cards for $48, IINM.

arj helped as the guy only dealt via PayPal and people didn't trust him as he was new.

AFAIK, no one got conned by him.

Play-asia also sells US PSN cards.

Upon payment, they will email you the code

carry where?

carrying a ps3 around often will increase chances of hardware failure

not so much the actual carrying about, but it is generally advisable to avoid lugging around your ps3 too much

once in a while should be ok la...

mainly HDD kena shock only, iinm

USB port

Not really.

If you import BD from places like Amazon, most should be RM60-70 range

It upscales videos as well

But if the AVI is rubbish, the upscale shouldn't be much better anyway

Also, I keep getting DNS error...

Sometimes can sign in fine, but when on MW2 if it hangs and I restart, I will get DNS error for up to a week cannot connect

The box is full of s***

My PS3 also says that on the box, never go boom