NVIDIA 8800 on HDTV Samsung 37M86 BDX 1080p

Need For Speed in High Res 1920x1080p on HDTV Samsung 37M89.

Windows Vista x64 4 GB 8800 Quad Intel

Maby a playstation 5 will have the same power to draw all these polygones.

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Film & Animation

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• nvidia
• bravia
• hdtv
• 8800
• 1080p

[boneyardpc]

PC's run in progressive scan dipshit

[lucasrem]

GodlessMartyr666 thinks pc's are running interlaced haha

[GodlessMartyr666]

nontheless it looks fuckin awesome i'd rather have an HDTV running a 16:10 image on its native 16:9 than try running a 16:9 console game on a 16:10 native HD monitor. UNLESS the scaler is good ( EG the samsung syncmaster T220, which i own ) the scaler can literally define whether the monitor will be able to handle images properly. The t220 has advanced scaler technology not to mention a 20000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a 2ms response time. Fuckin epic man. scaling on a t220 to 1080p works.

[lucasrem]

The game is running in a native 1080p resolution, its ment to be played on HDTV.

[GodlessMartyr666]

1080p is the NATIVE PIXEL RESOLUTION , yes. 16:9 is the NATIVE ASPECT RATIO FORMAT.... learn about widescreen formats dumbnuts...

[lucasrem]

This HDTV is 1080p, that's not interlaced!

The DX10 Game is redering 1920x1080, on a sqarepixel sreen, so you get a 16.9 image, no cropping or what so ever!

[ganymedeIV4]

Errr.. Any Enthusiast level Nvidia card (8800GTS and up) has built in scalers. so if the panels scaler sucks you can get your GFX card to do it for you. does 1:1 ratio full screen fill and split screen.

I see a logi momo racing peeking out from the left.

[matiasguachin]

conducís re mal loco!!

[GodlessMartyr666]

YES, BUT A COMPUTER CAN ONLY DISPLAY 16:10 it cannot scale to 16:9

[GodlessMartyr666]

yes it is 1080p. on HDTV. But it is a computer game. He is running a computer to play the game. PC's are only capable of 1080i as progressive scan is not used by windows whatsoever. The RATIO is 16:10 for computer games and he is using a 16:9 screen ( THE HDTV ). do you understand yet or do i need to divulge into further detail....?