I'm getting my 360 to output 1080p signal to my TV, but I dont see much difference between setting the system at 720p and 1080p when playing games like gears of war. Are all 360 games 720p native? Someone in MS claims that "we ccan do 1080p with just a simple syste update" bleh, what good is that if all it does is upscaling and dddall the games are natively lower res?

- my tv is a 37" with 1080p native
- using vga cable to connect (360 dash board says that it is outputting at 1080p)

This post has been edited by mypetridish: Jan 11 2008, 06:30 AM

MGS4 will be 1080p.. im thinking of changing my platform

yeah it does. it tickles me knowing that im not getting the best of my money..heh

but seriously though, i CAN tell the difference between high def demo videos from my pc between 1080p and 720p.. my eyes and tv are capable of ddifferentiating between the 2. im worried that 720p might ot be too great once every ps3 games go 720p native

yeah, what does he know. he's probably still stuck with crt monitors

/kidding

but i want to know if the 360 is 1080p native capable...

er.. sure. how would we know that u didnt fetch that picture off google image search?

that was an honest question. i have a comparable setup, albeit a step lower

meh... surela jealous. it's bigger than my 37" tv... what do u have?

this is a good read on native 1080p/720p games

http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2453&p=10

dont need to read the whole artivle, just turn to the page ive linked.

have u tried a newer driver? ive never tried vista but we have the same tv setup: 37" 1080p. can get full res with xp too. now that im already using a hdtv, i find those 700mb movie files (ripped from dvd) to be in adequate to my satisfaction. i only dl hd movies now, that is when i can. been purging my old collection of SD movies, they look so blocky and ugly

emm, well i guess that depends on the game as mentioned in the article i linked above. also it depends on the programmer to code efficiently

what are you talking about?