720p on a 1080p monitor

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Playing at 720p on 1080p capable monitor shouldn't cause any significant blurring of the image. It may appear slightly blurred due to the fact that the pixels displayed on screen do not match up exactly with the actual native resolution of the monitor, however, it won't be severe and you may not even notice it.
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krisschils1256

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How bad will it look, will it be a "oh i can barely notice it' or will it be 'MY EYES O'GOD MY EYES" thing
 
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ok i will try thanks
 
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Playing at 720p on 1080p capable monitor shouldn't cause any significant blurring of the image. It may appear slightly blurred due to the fact that the pixels displayed on screen do not match up exactly with the actual native resolution of the monitor, however, it won't be severe and you may not even notice it.
 
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determinologyz

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I can notice the difference but why would you wanna get a 1080p monitor just to play 720p

 
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iam2thecrowe

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if your system isnt powerful enough to run 1080p you might want to run 720p.
 
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krisschils1256

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It can run at 1080p just fine I
 
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determinologyz

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True
 
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