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how to tv resolutions scale with ps4?

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im going to get a ps4 soon and right now im using a 32 inch 720p tv. how different would the ps4 games look if it was a 32 inch 1080p tv instead? does it depend on which game it is or what?

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not too different. most PS4 games are rendered at 900p or 720p as far as I know. a 1080p will look better at some titles, but as long as you don't sit too close to your TV, the experience won't change *that* much

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They would look like 720p games... super sampled to 900p.  

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it would be higher resolution on the higher resolution tv...

^Nope. 

It would depend on the game. 

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well theres different answers everywhere, i want the people who 100% know what they're talking about

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most ps4 games are 1080p i own one

Actually it differs between 720p-1080p.

The FPS cap is also different from game to game. 

An APU pushing out 1080p? 

I'm pretty sure that's way off...

 

Like @ mentioned, most consoles' output is at 900p. (AC_Unity)

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name 1 ps4 game that is 720p.

what does fps have to do with anything right now?

yes where have you been

http://www.ign.com/wikis/xbox-one/PS4_vs._Xbox_One_Native_Resolutions_and_Framerates check yourself before you wreck yourself 

Why... Why would you trust anything IGN?

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Do you have something to prove it wrong?

 

ResolutionList3.png?eaa32fheres a different source to back the first one up

would the 1080p games upscale to 1080p on my 720p tv though? or would they be playing at 720p resolution

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That chart makes me want to puke. 30 FPS at 720p, 30 FPS at 900p, 30 FPS at 1080p ..... EESH!

 

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That chart makes me want to puke. 30 FPS at 720p, 30 FPS at 900p, 30 FPS at 1080p ..... EESH!

But then there is 1080 60 in

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but sure only mention the low end of the scale

 

By all means they aren't the fastest systems in the world, but they are $400 set top boxes

 

An APU pushing out 1080p? 

Being on a single die has absolutely 0 relation to performance, its a pitcairn GPU and a Jaguar CPU, its not like they would be faster as seperate units.

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