I dont think my 369 HDMI is outputting 1080p

Im still getting a lot of jaggy edges and picture doesnt seem crisp enough for 1080p

The only thing is i bough it from craigslist. I can post a pic to show you what i mean

The games i own are Tomb raider, Saints row 3, World of tanks and FF13 lightning returns

Thanks for any help!

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Asus VG248QE resolution help

Let me ask the stupidest questions, are you using a HDMI cable? Have you checked the resolution settings on the Xbox to see if it's outputting it as 1080p?

 

Xbox 360 issue using HDMI cable for 1080p !

Greetings CouldedMars8474 and Horse Nut Alley

@horse: Supporting a resolution doesnt mean you need the pixel.

This TV suports 1080p/1080i/720p.

720p will be slighly upscaled. 1080i and 1080p will be downscaled. It should be no problem for xbox (which support 1080p) to use this tv hdmi port

@CludedMars8474 You bough a good HDMI cable. But it is HDMI 1.4 cable (cable used for 3D and native 1080p TVs). Xbox supports it. But your TV (for all I read in internet) supports HDMI 1.3. Perhaps you can lend another cable from a friend and try out.

I dont think it is xbox or the tv. In most situations it is incompatible cable.

My first HDMI cable did show only black screen

When this dont work, then write again....

 

There are only a few games that are native 1080p on xbox 360.

 

Even if i select 1080p it should auto to 720p or 900p or w.e the game runs out correct?

Even if it does go down to 720 it still doesnt look all that good

 

You might be interested in this thread.

 

jagged edges has more to do with lack of anti aliasing, not your hdmi's fault. The clearer the image, the more visible aliasing is.

 

Your TV will tell you if it is outputting in 1080p or not.

 

As far as I understand most of the games are still 720p, so setting the console to output at 1080p just means its getting upscaled to that resolution (in other words a 720 resolution mapped inside a 1080 pixel count). A side by side comparison of 720 vs
1080 will look the same. IMO 720 doesn't look good period, whether native or inside 1080..

 

What about 4k curved 3D ????

 

I use a 720 projector for my theater setup (recent purchase) over a 1080 because they were half the cost, and considering blu-ray (outside of plugging a PC in) is the only way to see true 1080p still. Most of what I'm going to view is anything less than
1080p, so it wasn't worth the cost. I will admit the blu-rays still look great in 720, but there is a difference.