I'm not terribly picky when it comes to resolution, but is it decent for movies? gaming? (we'd be using a gamecube)
364177
Depends on how big ur wanting to get it. I've never tried it on games but we like it for movies and photos. It will get about 60inches and look good
1986202
Depending on what you are using your tv for, 1080p makes all the difference in the world. Especially for gaming.
793163
its decent.. graphics aren't the best, but I use it to play Dead Island and other games on stream.. it runs fine :D
990004
I will say you can play video games on it. But if you really care about the speed and quality of image, I suggest you to buy something more expensive.
1781614
No it looks pretty good. I suggest using an HDMI cable to get the full effect.
1473847
It supports up to three monitors simultaneously via DVI, HDMI, and DP. It should be plenty fast for any games you may play as long as you dial down the details to Medium and run the resolution around 720P.
2093042
Yes, I bought it just for gaming. But I don't really like its gaming mode (it does not show the real image, it kinda adds a filter to it). But, It's 27inch, and it has a reasonable price, so...pretty good in general
49217
I don't think you will get great resolution. If you have HDMI output from computer get HDMI cable 2.0 version or at least 1.4.
803338
Depends on what kind of games you want to play, but my guess is that it won't work well. The processor is very limited, which is great when serving movies, music and pictures, but anything remotely difficult, such as rendering game images, and you'll run into problems.
1213205
I'm not much of a gamer, but I have used this console to play with my PS3. I have nothing negative to say about this projector. Just so you know, it will not display in 1080p, the best resolution you will get is 720p. It supports 1080p but the screen will scale the image to 720p. Still pretty good definition IMO.Hope it helps.
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I am thinking about buying this for my mom. It would be connected to a 40" RCA HDTV via HDMI. As far as settings, just make sure it's scaling to 1080p and not 1080i. You might also want to try 720p just to see if it's actually changing. Keep your TV set to "Full" or "No Overscan" to make sure it's not zooming in at all which makes even Blu-Ray look bad! As far as the DVD-Video quality, keep in mind it's still going to be 480p (480x720 for NTSC standard) and your display is 1920x1080 which means there is quite a bit of stretching to get it to fill the screen. Also, it really depends on the source DVD you are displaying. Try something that has true 16:9 anamorphic output, and is one of the better transfers available. I suggest trying a Pixar movie (Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc, are both excellent) Corpse Bride, and Star Wars I-VI. If you are playing a DVD Video upscaled that isn't in 16:9 format (usually called FULL SCREEN or FULL FRAME) then keep your RCA TV set to No Overscan. Good luck!
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Well, I only know about its Gaming performance. I have used 3 monitor setup in the past and I can tell you that I vastly prefer this ultra wide for gaming. Movies look great on it and it's wonderful for internet browsing etc. I have had it for several months and would give it a 5 star rating. Zero regrets from a crusty old PC Gamer.
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I'd have to say NO from the information I got from my 14-years old son. He tried to play a game called Dragon Age and it's a "no go" (his words). You have to keep things in perspective because the specs is clearly not for heavy gaming. It's a fine PC to be attached to the back of an LCD and used as a productivity machine, or to the back of a living room TV as an HTPC, but it's not for heavy gaming. Using it as a media-consuming HTPC, it can play all my local video files, including 4K.
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I currently have this projector hooked up via HDMI to my Xbox 360 displaying at 720p 16:9 ratio on a 103" screen. I've played several games (Call of Duty, Halo, etc.) and there is no lag that I can tell. The response is very fast and shouldn't affect fast-pace games
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Sorry, I do most gaming from a console, My media PC has a wireless Keyboard & trkball. Not too good for gaming.I have ran MKV Vids through the 3D converter & found no detectable lag or artifacting. Dunno if that helps but its the best I can offer. Never thought to convert a Vid Game, I might try that if I get the time & update this answer.I have an intermediate level NVidia adapter - don't remember the model but it was bout $80 3 years ago, so it's no Cadillac,Good for most MMedia, not great for gaming)
1301131
You would be down converting HDMI 1920x1080 to some other resolution, how good would that look?Maybe you can find HDMI compatible display to fit your space budget.
1934013
Personally I'd go with the highest resolution you can afford. I'll be paying the extra for the 1080P 32" Aquos since I'll be driving a 1080P HD DVD player signal through it.