Clearly 1080p is superior in terms of most graphic intensive programs. However my concern is with native resolution. Most of you know what that is, for example, if you try to play a game at 720p on a monitor that is 1080p, it will look awkward. Why would you want to play a game at a lower resolution than the native one? Obviously because some high end games perform horribly at high resolutions given our laptop specs. So the question is, would it make more sense to get the 720p if I expect to play games that are more playable at lower resolutions (ie. SC2) because I would be able to play it at its native resolution?
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Kingpinzero ROUND ONE,FIGHT! You Win!
Its just a matter of eye habit.
If you game alot in 1080p then the difference will be notciable on first impact, but give it an half hour and your eyes will just fit perfectly to 720p.
It happens for me when i switch from my desktop 1080p to my xps with a 1200p. You can notice the difference, but its nothing biggie.
Also, if you know what performance can erogate your laptop, i advice to get a proper native resolution panel adapted to its performance. Not all the laptops are capable to do 1200p or 1080p, and i guess that for 15" or lower 720p or even 900p is really fine, performance and quality-wise. -
ok thanks for the tips. I've read quite alot of performance reviews on the xps 15 handling SC2 and the results were pretty dismal for sc2 running in 1080p even on medium settings=/
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my brother is curious about getting a xps15. have any of you tried playing sc2 on 1080p? and if so what was your average fps?
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dude i have played black ops(med-high 2x aa),bad company 2(low-med),l4d2(MAXED out),farcry 2(very high dx10),just cause 2(med), all on 1080p with 30+fps with slight oc on gt435m.Its a good gpu and max temps are lie 93C(i know its hoT)
Only crysis is 900p medium!But it looks lil blurry for around 5mins .After that its like charm.Really get the 1080p display,Its gr8 -
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Anyone have experience with resource intensive games on 1080p with the xps 15 with intel i5 460m and geforce gt 420m?
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No one has tried gaming on 1080p with intense gaming yet?
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I'm going to get an xps 15 tomorrow (hopefully) with the 720p screen (just found out about the 1080p option that used to be there) and if I must have a higher resolution I'll just hook it up to the 40" LCD in my room or another external display with a higher resolution available. I'm sure the GT435m will handle fine. Heck my 9800M GTS in my current laptop did pretty good with some games at that res.
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Question on 720p vs 1080p - native resolution
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by 4thehorde4, Dec 20, 2010.