Best 32" 1080p, is 120Hz important?

[dereksworl]

Originally Posted by aramis109

Placebo. Assuming Crackn is right about the fixed resolution (and I have no reason to assume he's not) then it is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE for it to display any higher than 720p. The 1080p signal would be accepted and downconverted to 720p. While I suppose you might see a difference between them... I doubt it. Have a friend help you do a true blind taste test and see if you can guess it right most of the time in 10 tries.

The TV simply does NOT have the pixels to display 1080p.

hmm, maybe its just me. i got an eagle eye.

[Toptube]

Originally Posted by dereksworl

hmm, maybe its just me. i got an eagle eye.

Blu-rays DO look better on the lx700 when set to display at 1080p. 720p tvs are actually 1366x768---it uses those extra pixels and thus, better picture. Most games and DVDs don't benefit though, becauese most games max out at 720p and DVDs even less, so they can't ever properly fill those extra pixels. Games that do have 1080p do look better though. Like Ninja Gaiden Sigma. Upscaling 720p games to 1080p is really only beneficial on a 1080p actual display, where it has tons of extra pixels that need a good scaler to create the illusion of filling them.