your not getting the point... when you compared them we actually saw no diffrence because the 1080 was actually 720 for us because you rendered the video in 720 so both images were actally 720 because when you rendered the video that 1080 image was downscaled
XPCreeper The images are magnified 5x so you aren't getting 1080 or 720 either way. The example is to show that a 720p image has more jagged edges than a 1080p image. Even though this vid is rendered in 720 you can still see less jaggies on the 1080p image because the image itself is a higher resolution than the 720p image that is beside it. If I had rendered the video in 1080p then the 720p image would have been upscaled to match the overall video resolution and you still wouldn't see a difference. Its incredibly hard to show a direct comparison between two resolutions in 1 video because no matter which res I render in the other res will be skewed in some way.
Don't forget that the resolution of the TV helps a lot too with games. If you play a 720p game on a 720p TV the image will look more natural and less jaggied as to a 1080p TV displaying a 720p game. Also that older games look better on lower res TVs. 1080 TVs are best for newer gen consoles.
John Oliver Fewest? Its impossible to say because fps drops are kind of random so counting which console has fewer drops than the other is somewhat impossible. They both suffer from fps drops. Some games/moments worse than others but I'd say they're probably equal in terms of frequency although Id say Xbox One suffers more because the frames seem to drop to much lower numbers.
+Max xaM The technical term for jaggies is Aliasing. Anti-Aliasing is the process used to eliminate the Aliasing. So the more AA you have the less Jaggies (aliasing) you will have.
nice video. here's something that gets overlooked my many. the difference in pixel size from 720 - 1080 isn't much, almost indistinguishable, unless fairly close to a reasonable size screen. but most TV are 1080p and it's physically impossible for them to display 720p. It must be up scaled and that's a massive cause of jaggies.
hey man! i hope you see this comment. I'm currently studying video technology and we're actually discussing this exact topic at the moment. today my lecturer showed us this video! just wanted to say well done on the video, for someone who "hasn't studied" this, its quiet a big deal that your video is being used by universities to teach more on the subject! well done man! 🤘⚡
ajin bs Not necessarily. Some devices will upscale content so its HD. For example some DVD players will upscale a 720p DVD into 1080p if your TV supports 1080p output. Keep in mind that upscaled 1080p is not as good as native 1080p. I hope that answers your question.
Don't listen to Michael Epic. He doesn't have a clue. There are drastic differences between a 720p display and a 1080p display. The differences are most noticeable on bigger screens but even small screens if you know what to look for. I have 720p. Even 900p annoys me sometimes.If you're looking for quality then you should always go with a 1080p output. If you're on a budget and have to choose then I wouldn't buy anything over 32" that isn't 1080p.
+Vile Self Interesting stuff. I have a tv that's capable of receiving both 720p and 1080i signal, but can only display up to 720p. Would it make a difference if I set the output resolutions of my DVR and PS4 to 1080i, or should I just leave it at 720p output?
Don't know why but I always preferred to run my games at 720p except for videos or movies. I just find 720p a lot more blurred which doesn't hurt my eyes and allows me to play more. But I do admit that 1080p looks a whole lot better. Just prefer gaming on 720p when it comes to gaming for longer periods of time.
Great informative video. You should have included info about refresh rates and hertz rates. Or might you have a separate one on that? If not, you should. Your presentation style is quick and easy to understand. Thanks.
Ok, these are the things you got wrong. 3:27, more AA does not mean more jaggies, AA removes jaggies, so more AA = less jaggies. 4:22 again, less AA means more jaggies, but, because you have a higher resolution, you don't need AA to remove jaggies because the pixel count covers for that. So yeah, you're right in a sense, but you seem muddled up in the video. Hope I helped :)
I thought your video was awesome! I know nothing about this kind of stuff and I just needed a quick to the point explanation and you provided just that! Thanks!!
I have a question for you tech nerds! I'm currently playing my PS4 on a 32" 720p tv, is it worth upgrading to a 1080p 40"? Like is there going to be any significant difference? Thanks in advance!
I dont recommend ps4 with tv at least its on monitor scale. But i have changed monitor from 720p to 1080p. I still can say 720p monitor still worth it. For ps4 it is and I dont recognize any quality changed for truth.
So is it worth the extra time to upload a video in 1080p vs. the quicker 720p when in general I don't see a difference? I ask cause I just bought the Hauppage PVR Rocket and Elgato HD60,yet to me I can't see a difference on my laptop.
Are you uploading videos for yourself or for other people? There could be people watching your vids on 50" 1080p TVs and for them 720p wont look that good.
You sound supes Canadian. Also, thanks for the simple explanation. Also, your video made me feel better about paying less money for a 720p TV that's only 32 inches.
FRAG's you don't need to. He never says he's showing 1080p images, he shows a comparison between two images in 5x so you don't need a 1080p screen yo notice the difference
Whenever I boot up new PC games, I ALWAYS change the resolution to that of my monitor's native res, because that's where the picture will look the best. From there, I then adjust things like texture quality, model quality, shadows, and any anti-aliasing, which I tend to keep turned off, unless it is TXAA, or SSAA.
Great video man, very helpful and easy to understand. I currently have a 720p 32 inch TV and just ordered an Xbox One, I may think of upgrading yo a 1080p TV in future but 720 for me should be great for now...considering I sit quite close to my TV.
+Ryan P It outputs to 1080p via upscaling. There are other games that do run at native 1080p on Xbox One though so upgrading to 1080p is still a better option.
Stupid commments. Horrible comparison. In this video your comparing a HIGHLY COMPRESSED 1080p video displayed in 720p versus a Compressed 720p file played at 720p. In real life some people say they cant tell the difference in their tv because most content isnt even in 1080p. Most cable companies only display 720p. And the content on a ps3 or xbox 360 is 720 or even 500p upscaled. Some dont even have a 1080p.
Thank you for this comment. This actually helped me quite a bit. I've been beating myself up over whether or not to take an EXTREMELY good deal on a TV, with the only flaw being that it's 720 instead of 1080. This information just made the decision so much easier. You're awesome!
I'm not sure how well you've done your research, bub, because you aren't necessarily correct yourself; if your hardware cannot compensate for the increase in display resolution, it will be forced to lower the texture quality and render quality to maintain a steady/acceptable frame rate in games. Higher resolution does not necessarily equate to higher quality details. If the hardware _can_ compensate for the increase in resolution and size, then yes, it will look significantly better at the higher resolution. As with the case in many consoles and console titles, game developers locked a certain maximum resolution to increase the overall level of detail and maintain a playable frame rate, so there are scenarios when 720P or 900P will look better on a console than that same game at 1080P on a console. Just remember that resolution isn't everything, same deal with cameras - people always say more megapixels always means higher quality, and that just isn't the case. There are so many factors besides physical pixel count and resolution.
The only thing he was wrong about was the videogame in this video. It actually was the division and not infamous second son. That being said, I really appreciated this and I am thankful for what you shared.
So unless I'm zooming way way in on a 720p game I won't see a differance ... But if their both ya regular distance you rlly can't see a differance between 1080p and 720p. So I guess ps4 fan boys can stop acting like they have vision of a eagle and stfu . It's no big deal that sum games on x1 or 720p because in order to see the poor parts of 720p you would have to zoom in and look real hard to see the jaggies.
Well it is a problem because Xbox360 and PS3 have been playing 720p games for the past 7-8 years. Now the PS4 is outputting games regularly at 1080p and XboxOne is struggeling to hit anything higher than 720p on most games. When they manage to get upto 1080p on XboxOne they have frame rate issues. Its supposed to be a next gen console but its basically producing last gen results. That is a problem. The bigger problem is that its more expensive than the PS4 which is constantly producing higher quality images and gameplay performance. If you dont care about spending a larger amount of money for a less quality console then 720p is fine...but most people want to play some next gen quality games with graphics that surpass what we've been playing for the past 8 years and as of right now, the PS4 is the only console that can give us that consistantly.
Lol ryse is has the best graphics out for console right now . I have ps4 , wii u and x box one . And ryse is the best looking game out .and that my friend is way better then what we have been playing for the past 8 years
James Hooper Ryse is the best looking game on XboxOne but it doesn't look better than Killzone. Its basically impossible to compare the two because their settings are completely different but 1080p>900p all day. Ryse also suffers from boring repetitive game play and a stale multiplayer mode. Ryse is also only running in 30fps which is great for a single player experience but it should definitely be in 1080p if its only at 30fps. Battlefield on PS4 is 900p and it runs at 60fps. Battlefield 4 on PS4 is also an extremely nice looking game from the single player standpoint and it easily rivals Ryse in graphical quality. Don't forget that its just your opinion that Ryse is the best looking game out. There are 4.2 million people who would disagree because there are actual numbers and raw facts that prove you're opinion isn't exactly correct.
Kill zone has like no Maps so you get lost all the time . They don't give good objective directions so you sit their trying to figure out wtf you gotta do . Game looks amazing tho . But the waves waves of bad guys is old school . And if you die you got way far back . Both games have there flaws . But ryse beats it in looks . Guess you would have to own both to see it
Hey thank for the great review and infor...I never thought that under 40 inchs both are the same...I am going to wait now until they come down in price.
Do keep in mind that when an image is upscaled to 1080p, it depends more on the upscaler for overall image quality. It attempts to fill in the "missing" pixels, but sometimes (like Bioshock for PS3) it ends up looking noticeably worse than its native resolution. Just a quick tip :)
The Anti-Aliasing part is correct, for example, on a 1366 x 768 monitor. you need 4x msaa for the best image. on a 1920 x 1080 monitor, you only need 2x msaa for the best image.
Thank you for this video. I was actually looking for a video on what to look for when purchasing a 3D tv. Im clueless when it comes to it. I have a few Blu-ray 3D movies just wondering what tv supports 3d movies. On the other hand I came across to this video and i'm now I have a bit more clue when it comes to HD vs. FHD . So the more pixels= more life like resolution right? Please get back on me with information regarding to my issues.
Well this is just the basic. When we talk about resoluion in a LCD monitor many things need to be considerate. On a CRT monitor any output signal supported by the monitor gives you the exact aspect of the picture. On a LCD monitor only the exact native output resolution gives you the right aspect of the picture. That means if you try to play a game with an output signal of 720p on a monitor with a higher native resolution you can see the blur of the pixels not exactly aligned on the grid. That said it is possible to show the picture on a part of the screen instead of streching it. So on a LCD monitor it is always better if the output signal is at the same resolution. Double native resolution is another option. (1440p monitor)
The difference between 720p and 1080p can be noticed on any tv size really, but the factors involved with it are very complex. Distance from the screen, angle, refresh rate, ect. But like to said in the video, most people won't begin to notice a difference beyond 36"-40"
Ain’t that the things that banjo and kazooie are always hunting? But seriously this was a great explanation of the differences, I try to watch like comparisons of resolutions and they always look the same to me
I'd point out a mistake; that's true that AA decrease performance, but also does the higher resolution. For simplicity, talk about SSAA (SuperSampled Anti-Aliasing), which generates an image which is x-times larger than the target (monitor resolution), then it scales down to that target resolution, and sends out the final image to the display. When you choose 2xSSAA, it means that it will render the whole image in 4 times larger than the target resolution (2 times verticaly, 2 times horizontaly); thereby, if you select 720p with 2xSSAA, it will be around 2 times more demanding to your harware than the 1080p without AA, that's true but if you set 2xSSAA to the 1080p, it will be 4 times as demanding as without AA; so the performance is about the resolution *AND* AA (and a lot of other aspects as well of course, but that's an other topic)
I have a 36 in TV , that runs only up to 720p that i want to play my ps4 on. Would i notice a huge difference if i were to buy a 36 in 1080p TV? Or would there be a difference at all?
This is in 720p, kinda taking away any actual screen shots but thanks for a primer. I want to see if 1080 can or 720 with anti-aliasing would save my GPU a lil work.
I would prefer to make it so it is simpler for the standard resolutions, like this: 8K 4300p 5K 2800p 4K 2100p 1400p 1000p 900p 800p 700p 600p 500p 400p 300p 200p 100p
the video is in 720p
Well done
The video is an explanation not a direct comparison. The resolution of the video is irrelevant.
dumb fuck
your not getting the point... when you compared them we actually saw no diffrence because the 1080 was actually 720 for us because you rendered the video in 720 so both images were actally 720 because when you rendered the video that 1080 image was downscaled
XPCreeper The images are magnified 5x so you aren't getting 1080 or 720 either way. The example is to show that a 720p image has more jagged edges than a 1080p image. Even though this vid is rendered in 720 you can still see less jaggies on the 1080p image because the image itself is a higher resolution than the 720p image that is beside it. If I had rendered the video in 1080p then the 720p image would have been upscaled to match the overall video resolution and you still wouldn't see a difference. Its incredibly hard to show a direct comparison between two resolutions in 1 video because no matter which res I render in the other res will be skewed in some way.
oh, okay nice thanks for the fast reply fastes one iv ever seen in my entire life... good video and keep up the good work your vids are good!!! :D
i watched it in 480p THUG LIFE
'MERICA, F YEAH
+N7 Fatigue thug life everywhere,cheers bro
+N7 Fatigue 360p
how about 144p
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Well explained. Loved how you demonstrated the differences through side-by-side images and pixel densities.
theirs more numbers in 1080p so its better
Alejandro merrin 4k
+Ryan P Yeah he is.
“Theres” not “theirs”.
Ryan P no one knows Ryan but everyone knows Hitler, checkmate
fix your grammar first before making a valid opinion. you'll humiliate your entire ancestors with that
Excellent presentation, sir. I really appreciate the visuals!
Thanks man.
good job man, i like how u explained everything throughly on this video, thax :)
😂😂😂1440p
Don't forget that the resolution of the TV helps a lot too with games. If you play a 720p game on a 720p TV the image will look more natural and less jaggied as to a 1080p TV displaying a 720p game. Also that older games look better on lower res TVs. 1080 TVs are best for newer gen consoles.
That is an interesting point that I had never thought of before. Thanks for the comment.
thanks for the response. subscribed
it still looks bad i have a 720p tv i connected my computer to it and played assassins creed 2 on it and it looked bad
John Oliver for Xbox One yes. Most PS4 games are native 1080p witht he exception of a couple.
John Oliver Fewest? Its impossible to say because fps drops are kind of random so counting which console has fewer drops than the other is somewhat impossible. They both suffer from fps drops. Some games/moments worse than others but I'd say they're probably equal in terms of frequency although Id say Xbox One suffers more because the frames seem to drop to much lower numbers.
I appreciate the work you put into this video for people like thanks a lot dude (I am an animator and this really helps knowing the difference)
Thanks man. Glad you liked it.
Guffdbvjhkdnsuovbfhbosd *I got noticed*
+Max xaM The technical term for jaggies is Aliasing. Anti-Aliasing is the process used to eliminate the Aliasing. So the more AA you have the less Jaggies (aliasing) you will have.
lol this vid is only in 720p....... would be better with 1152000 more pixels...
hey guys check out my channel if ya gonna keep like spamming me
***** Maybe Ill do that but I will need to find a way to get some 4k video to showcase
nice video. here's something that gets overlooked my many.
the difference in pixel size from 720 - 1080 isn't much, almost indistinguishable, unless fairly close to a reasonable size screen. but most TV are 1080p and it's physically impossible for them to display 720p. It must be up scaled and that's a massive cause of jaggies.
This is the best video I've seen in a lifetime, i mean it man, thank you. 👍
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hey man! i hope you see this comment. I'm currently studying video technology and we're actually discussing this exact topic at the moment. today my lecturer showed us this video! just wanted to say well done on the video, for someone who "hasn't studied" this, its quiet a big deal that your video is being used by universities to teach more on the subject! well done man! 🤘⚡
James Keanan Wow man, thats pretty cool! Thanks for letting me know.
VileSelf - Emblem Tutorials no prob at all dude! keep it up!👏
This video, the image at the 4th minite atleast is useless... You cant show diference in a 1080p to 720p video if max quality is only 720p.
Chillin here with a 900p monitor like a true middle man
I love the way he is so genuine in saying that he just got this info from websites and friends and not from his as. S
This is really interesting, thanks for an awesome show for pixels.
Amazing video. Wonderfully explained. And I enjoyed the disclaimer. Haha
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
Vile Self
i got an idea about the display.
but do full hd display require full hd video content to produce full hd image?
ajin bs Not necessarily. Some devices will upscale content so its HD. For example some DVD players will upscale a 720p DVD into 1080p if your TV supports 1080p output. Keep in mind that upscaled 1080p is not as good as native 1080p. I hope that answers your question.
Don't listen to Michael Epic. He doesn't have a clue. There are drastic differences between a 720p display and a 1080p display. The differences are most noticeable on bigger screens but even small screens if you know what to look for. I have 720p. Even 900p annoys me sometimes.If you're looking for quality then you should always go with a 1080p output. If you're on a budget and have to choose then I wouldn't buy anything over 32" that isn't 1080p.
On a 32" not so much unless you know what to look for.
Toxic Peach I don't play either of them.
Toxic Peach Nope.
+Vile Self Interesting stuff. I have a tv that's capable of receiving both 720p and 1080i signal, but can only display up to 720p. Would it make a difference if I set the output resolutions of my DVR and PS4 to 1080i, or should I just leave it at 720p output?
Dirtfire If you set the source (PS4) and DVR to 1080i and your TV is capable of 1080i then you should be seeing it in 1080i.
I just took a course in "shaders". Anti-aliasing was part of this. I like this explanation. Great job!
Richard Vasquez Thanks man.
Very professional presentation. Thanks for your information!
Don't know why but I always preferred to run my games at 720p except for videos or movies. I just find 720p a lot more blurred which doesn't hurt my eyes and allows me to play more. But I do admit that 1080p looks a whole lot better. Just prefer gaming on 720p when it comes to gaming for longer periods of time.
2:21 Less power consumption on the hardware? Hmmm...didn't know that! Thank you! Vile Self
Great informative video. You should have included info about refresh rates and hertz rates. Or might you have a separate one on that? If not, you should. Your presentation style is quick and easy to understand. Thanks.
Wonderful you uploaded this video in 720 p to show the example of 1080p chaps
Your video is very informative.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
I WATCHED THIS VIDEO IN 144p!!!!! :D XD
Salute your eyes 👌😂
240p i am watching wright now
62p THUG LIFE
Piyush InfoUna I just tried that. My eyes hurt
12p bitches aw yeah
Thanks for the video👍🏾 it gave me a better understanding on the differences.
I love your honesty bro! God bless you!
This guy is cool and I so love the disclaimer at the end. Thanks 4 the video thumbs up/like from me..
Thank you :)
Ok, these are the things you got wrong. 3:27, more AA does not mean more jaggies, AA removes jaggies, so more AA = less jaggies.
4:22 again, less AA means more jaggies, but, because you have a higher resolution, you don't need AA to remove jaggies because the pixel count covers for that.
So yeah, you're right in a sense, but you seem muddled up in the video. Hope I helped :)
For a second, I thought that everything I had ever known was backwards.
He isn't entirely wrong. Less AA in 1080p is required coz it's fine enough. More AA is required for 720p as it has more jaggies.
I thought your video was awesome! I know nothing about this kind of stuff and I just needed a quick to the point explanation and you provided just that! Thanks!!
thank you for the illustrations and the information. Keep it up
Levi Goldstine
This is great for people who dont understand this stuff. I do get this stuff but too many softcore gamers dont get this. Thanks for posting this.
I have a question for you tech nerds!
I'm currently playing my PS4 on a 32" 720p tv, is it worth upgrading to a 1080p 40"? Like is there going to be any significant difference?
Thanks in advance!
Yea I want to know too. I'm playing my Xbox one on a 720p TV and idk if I wanna waste money on a TV that will only look slightly better
I dont recommend ps4 with tv at least its on monitor scale. But i have changed monitor from 720p to 1080p. I still can say 720p monitor still worth it. For ps4 it is and I dont recognize any quality changed for truth.
So is it worth the extra time to upload a video in 1080p vs. the quicker 720p when in general I don't see a difference? I ask cause I just bought the Hauppage PVR Rocket and Elgato HD60,yet to me I can't see a difference on my laptop.
Are you uploading videos for yourself or for other people? There could be people watching your vids on 50" 1080p TVs and for them 720p wont look that good.
You explained so well!
I think the best way to learn is to learn way like you do by searching and discussing, Thanks :-)
Xbox CEO should watch this....
So even though we can't see a difference we should still spend the extra money to buy a 1080p tv.
+Liquid Arum If you cant see a difference then you're better off getting a 720p TV. People who can see a difference are better off with 1080p.
on my 2 tv's I can see differences ones 720p and ones 1080p definitely when gaming
Going from 720p to 1080p is a noticable difference, even so goin from 1080p to 2160p
You sound supes Canadian. Also, thanks for the simple explanation. Also, your video made me feel better about paying less money for a 720p TV that's only 32 inches.
Wait, more AA = less jaggies, right? Not less AA = less jaggies.
No actually
More Aliasing = More Jaggies
More Anti-Aliasing = Less Jaggies
you video is only 720p... we can not see the 1080p correct
FRAG's so what?
øhh we can not see the 1080p correct
FRAG's you don't need to. He never says he's showing 1080p images, he shows a comparison between two images in 5x so you don't need a 1080p screen yo notice the difference
yes, he does, in 4:38 he shows a full resolution image in 1080p vs a 720p
and we still dont se the 1080p correct
This video feels so nostalgic and all I wanted to do was figure out which Netflix subscription to buy 😭😭
Whenever I boot up new PC games, I ALWAYS change the resolution to that of my monitor's native res, because that's where the picture will look the best. From there, I then adjust things like texture quality, model quality, shadows, and any anti-aliasing, which I tend to keep turned off, unless it is TXAA, or SSAA.
1440x720 is good for mobile.
1980x1080 feels too small
Disclaimer- "I don't pull information out of my ass!!"
Hilarious...
Thanks... Very informative
Thank you for this detailed explanation
Great video man, very helpful and easy to understand. I currently have a 720p 32 inch TV and just ordered an Xbox One, I may think of upgrading yo a 1080p TV in future but 720 for me should be great for now...considering I sit quite close to my TV.
no point since cod doesnt run 1080 on xbox one
+Ryan P It outputs to 1080p via upscaling. There are other games that do run at native 1080p on Xbox One though so upgrading to 1080p is still a better option.
and i am playing this video on 144p :P
Well how is it
1080p vs 720p wait the max resolution is 720p
it doesn't matter because when he does show a image it's zoomed up
+PC Gamer41 (generalollie) Its an explanation not a comparison. I wish there were more people on CZcams who knew how to read.
Oh boy will you cringe when you read this comment now
This was so helpful. I actually understand now.
Nice video explaining the difference.
Stupid commments. Horrible comparison. In this video your comparing a HIGHLY COMPRESSED 1080p video displayed in 720p versus a Compressed 720p file played at 720p. In real life some people say they cant tell the difference in their tv because most content isnt even in 1080p. Most cable companies only display 720p. And the content on a ps3 or xbox 360 is 720 or even 500p upscaled. Some dont even have a 1080p.
true
Thank you for this comment. This actually helped me quite a bit. I've been beating myself up over whether or not to take an EXTREMELY good deal on a TV, with the only flaw being that it's 720 instead of 1080. This information just made the decision so much easier. You're awesome!
Carrie Wingo same here.
"says 1080p is the best" video quality on this video is 720p!
Oh shit you got me! #exposed
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He's magnifying the examples 5times
Awesome upload, thanks!
480 squad. Like here
720 p has more rich textures tho , and 108p has a better clearer picture but the textures are lowered
That is not correct. Textures in 1080p are almost twice as detailed as 720p. It will feature more highlights, more shadows, and less aliasing.
i have a xbox one is the resolution difference worth buying a ps4 for?
hell to the nooo!!! If you already own the Xbox One then I would say no. Its not worth upgrading to a PS4 just for resolution.
VileSelf - Emblem Tutorials ty you saved me alot of money
I'm not sure how well you've done your research, bub, because you aren't necessarily correct yourself; if your hardware cannot compensate for the increase in display resolution, it will be forced to lower the texture quality and render quality to maintain a steady/acceptable frame rate in games. Higher resolution does not necessarily equate to higher quality details.
If the hardware _can_ compensate for the increase in resolution and size, then yes, it will look significantly better at the higher resolution. As with the case in many consoles and console titles, game developers locked a certain maximum resolution to increase the overall level of detail and maintain a playable frame rate, so there are scenarios when 720P or 900P will look better on a console than that same game at 1080P on a console.
Just remember that resolution isn't everything, same deal with cameras - people always say more megapixels always means higher quality, and that just isn't the case. There are so many factors besides physical pixel count and resolution.
The only thing he was wrong about was the videogame in this video. It actually was the division and not infamous second son. That being said, I really appreciated this and I am thankful for what you shared.
Whether he was right or wrong he still did a wonderful Job explaining the difference between the two .. I'm getting a 1080p 32 inch today..
I played it in 144p
*Thug Life*
So unless I'm zooming way way in on a 720p game I won't see a differance ... But if their both ya regular distance you rlly can't see a differance between 1080p and 720p. So I guess ps4 fan boys can stop acting like they have vision of a eagle and stfu . It's no big deal that sum games on x1 or 720p because in order to see the poor parts of 720p you would have to zoom in and look real hard to see the jaggies.
Well it is a problem because Xbox360 and PS3 have been playing 720p games for the past 7-8 years. Now the PS4 is outputting games regularly at 1080p and XboxOne is struggeling to hit anything higher than 720p on most games. When they manage to get upto 1080p on XboxOne they have frame rate issues.
Its supposed to be a next gen console but its basically producing last gen results. That is a problem.
The bigger problem is that its more expensive than the PS4 which is constantly producing higher quality images and gameplay performance.
If you dont care about spending a larger amount of money for a less quality console then 720p is fine...but most people want to play some next gen quality games with graphics that surpass what we've been playing for the past 8 years and as of right now, the PS4 is the only console that can give us that consistantly.
Lol ryse is has the best graphics out for console right now . I have ps4 , wii u and x box one . And ryse is the best looking game out .and that my friend is way better then what we have been playing for the past 8 years
James Hooper Ryse is the best looking game on XboxOne but it doesn't look better than Killzone. Its basically impossible to compare the two because their settings are completely different but 1080p>900p all day. Ryse also suffers from boring repetitive game play and a stale multiplayer mode.
Ryse is also only running in 30fps which is great for a single player experience but it should definitely be in 1080p if its only at 30fps. Battlefield on PS4 is 900p and it runs at 60fps. Battlefield 4 on PS4 is also an extremely nice looking game from the single player standpoint and it easily rivals Ryse in graphical quality.
Don't forget that its just your opinion that Ryse is the best looking game out. There are 4.2 million people who would disagree because there are actual numbers and raw facts that prove you're opinion isn't exactly correct.
Lol you would have to be blind to not see that ryse looks better then killzone . I have both games . And ryse looks better .
Kill zone has like no Maps so you get lost all the time . They don't give good objective directions so you sit their trying to figure out wtf you gotta do . Game looks amazing tho . But the waves waves of bad guys is old school . And if you die you got way far back . Both games have there flaws . But ryse beats it in looks . Guess you would have to own both to see it
Awesome!Keep up the good work you deserve more views
Thanks man! I appreciate it.
Thank you this was very helpful! :D
420p ftw
That resolution doesn't exist lmao
You mean 480p
-480p-
I don't think you guys got it
MyNameSucks ur dumb, the highest ressy is 3480p Stop commenting for attention
Great job man. Maybe a few more comparisons of games.
uhm... the video was uploaded in 720p. great job.
Great video man, you explained it good!
Hey thank for the great review and infor...I never thought that under 40 inchs both are the same...I am going to wait now until they come down in price.
Do keep in mind that when an image is upscaled to 1080p, it depends more on the upscaler for overall image quality. It attempts to fill in the "missing" pixels, but sometimes (like Bioshock for PS3) it ends up looking noticeably worse than its native resolution. Just a quick tip :)
Trogdor8freebird Ya upscaling is never really a good thing unless its done exceptionally well.
Good video, very easy to understand. You should definitely make more tutorials you are good at them.
Great video. Thanks for making this.
No problem dude. I am in the midst of making a new video that will explain a lot more stuff that is related to this as well. Keep an eye out for it.
Thank you the video you made on this, helps.
The Anti-Aliasing part is correct, for example, on a 1366 x 768 monitor. you need 4x msaa for the best image. on a 1920 x 1080 monitor, you only need 2x msaa for the best image.
Infamous second son he said, but the charaacter he mentioned is from the division
Thank you for sharing this with us
Thank you for this video. I was actually looking for a video on what to look for when purchasing a 3D tv. Im clueless when it comes to it. I have a few Blu-ray 3D movies just wondering what tv supports 3d movies. On the other hand I came across to this video and i'm now I have a bit more clue when it comes to HD vs. FHD . So the more pixels= more life like resolution right? Please get back on me with information regarding to my issues.
Well this is just the basic. When we talk about resoluion in a LCD monitor many things need to be considerate. On a CRT monitor any output signal supported by the monitor gives you the exact aspect of the picture. On a LCD monitor only the exact native output resolution gives you the right aspect of the picture. That means if you try to play a game with an output signal of 720p on a monitor with a higher native resolution you can see the blur of the pixels not exactly aligned on the grid. That said it is possible to show the picture on a part of the screen instead of streching it. So on a LCD monitor it is always better if the output signal is at the same resolution. Double native resolution is another option. (1440p monitor)
Good video very helpful I understand it fully ,Thanks
Nice video mate. Though I can't see much difference in resolution coz I'm watchin this on a 720p res tablet. Good explanation by the way.
Hi, really nice video :)
I have a question:
do you think I could see great differences in game, between 720p and 1080p in a 21" display?
i see the difference finally only after i compare them on 50'' screen.
Thank you bud! Now I know! 1080P is the way to go.
The difference between 720p and 1080p can be noticed on any tv size really, but the factors involved with it are very complex. Distance from the screen, angle, refresh rate, ect.
But like to said in the video, most people won't begin to notice a difference beyond 36"-40"
Very true. Most people dont really know what to look for when it comes to the differences between resolutions.
Ain’t that the things that banjo and kazooie are always hunting?
But seriously this was a great explanation of the differences, I try to watch like comparisons of resolutions and they always look the same to me
Thanks for the explanation now i can improve my gaming channel👍
Awesome Video thanks a lot
if you dont notice the difference, you dont need the upgraded one. 720 and 1080 is the same for our eyes
I'd point out a mistake; that's true that AA decrease performance, but also does the higher resolution. For simplicity, talk about SSAA (SuperSampled Anti-Aliasing), which generates an image which is x-times larger than the target (monitor resolution), then it scales down to that target resolution, and sends out the final image to the display. When you choose 2xSSAA, it means that it will render the whole image in 4 times larger than the target resolution (2 times verticaly, 2 times horizontaly); thereby, if you select 720p with 2xSSAA, it will be around 2 times more demanding to your harware than the 1080p without AA, that's true
but if you set 2xSSAA to the 1080p, it will be 4 times as demanding as without AA; so the performance is about the resolution *AND* AA (and a lot of other aspects as well of course, but that's an other topic)
I have a 36 in TV , that runs only up to 720p that i want to play my ps4 on. Would i notice a huge difference if i were to buy a 36 in 1080p TV? Or would there be a difference at all?
This is in 720p, kinda taking away any actual screen shots but thanks for a primer. I want to see if 1080 can or 720 with anti-aliasing would save my GPU a lil work.
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thank you for your explanation .... very good
Very good info. Thanks
Very useful man! Thanks
I would prefer to make it so it is simpler for the standard resolutions, like this:
8K 4300p
5K 2800p
4K 2100p
1400p
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Let's all admire the jumanji intro
Thanks no more 720p for my house Realy thaks a lot
What would be easier for a 2007 iMac 2.2, 4g to run? 1080/30 or 720/60? Is 60 fps more difficult to edit? Thanks!