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Battlefield 4 1080p on a 768p Monitor ?

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January 8, 2014 2:15:16 AM

I have a monitor which resolution is 1366x768 and i am wondering if playing games like Battlefield 4 in 1080p will the pixel be overstretched and make the game look bad?

I am planning to buy a video card that can run BF4 1080p Ultra 60fps locked and is 1080p on 1366x768 overkill?

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January 8, 2014 2:20:49 AM

If your going to buy a graphics card that runs Battlefield 4 on Ultra at 60fps in 1080p you should also buy a 1080p monitor.
If you buy a good gpu to play BF4 and have a 768p monitor its not worth it.
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January 8, 2014 2:26:15 AM

first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps
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January 8, 2014 2:50:27 AM

Cons29 said:
first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps


http://toshiba.com.my/television/29pb200.html#.Us0tOJ6S...
This is the TV i have , does it support 1080p?

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January 8, 2014 2:53:54 AM

chanyanjun said:
Cons29 said:
first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps


http://toshiba.com.my/television/29pb200.html#.Us0tOJ6S...
This is the TV i have , does it support 1080p?



Why are you doing high end gaming on a TV ? :o 

You need to get a monitor if you want to get the best out your graphics card and you will be able to play all your games in 1080p.

A decent 1080p monitors nowadays you can pick up for less then £100/$150

Also you TV only supports upto 1366 x 768 so 1920x1080 will not work on BF4 (even if you try to scale it down from 1080p)
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January 8, 2014 3:26:37 AM

Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Cons29 said:
first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps


http://toshiba.com.my/television/29pb200.html#.Us0tOJ6S...
This is the TV i have , does it support 1080p?



Why are you doing high end gaming on a TV ? :o 

You need to get a monitor if you want to get the best out your graphics card and you will be able to play all your games in 1080p.

A decent 1080p monitors nowadays you can pick up for less then £100/$150

Also you TV only supports upto 1366 x 768 so 1920x1080 will not work on BF4 (even if you try to scale it down from 1080p)


1366x768 is 720p right?
I can accept 720p and get a graphic card that run 60 fps ultra on 1366x768 right?

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January 8, 2014 3:31:52 AM

chanyanjun said:
Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Cons29 said:
first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps


http://toshiba.com.my/television/29pb200.html#.Us0tOJ6S...
This is the TV i have , does it support 1080p?



Why are you doing high end gaming on a TV ? :o 

You need to get a monitor if you want to get the best out your graphics card and you will be able to play all your games in 1080p.

A decent 1080p monitors nowadays you can pick up for less then £100/$150

Also you TV only supports upto 1366 x 768 so 1920x1080 will not work on BF4 (even if you try to scale it down from 1080p)


1366x768 is 720p right?
I can accept 720p and get a graphic card that run 60 fps ultra on 1366x768 right?



1366x768 is 768p on the game you can choose from a list of resolutions and if you want to best quality choose this resolution on your games as its the max your TV will display.
1280x720 is 720p the higher the better but if you want to go with 720p you can do also.

Hope this helps!
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January 8, 2014 3:43:46 AM

Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Cons29 said:
first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps


http://toshiba.com.my/television/29pb200.html#.Us0tOJ6S...
This is the TV i have , does it support 1080p?



Why are you doing high end gaming on a TV ? :o 

You need to get a monitor if you want to get the best out your graphics card and you will be able to play all your games in 1080p.

A decent 1080p monitors nowadays you can pick up for less then £100/$150

Also you TV only supports upto 1366 x 768 so 1920x1080 will not work on BF4 (even if you try to scale it down from 1080p)


1366x768 is 720p right?
I can accept 720p and get a graphic card that run 60 fps ultra on 1366x768 right?



1366x768 is 768p on the game you can choose from a list of resolutions and if you want to best quality choose this resolution on your games as its the max your TV will display.
1280x720 is 720p the higher the better but if you want to go with 720p you can do also.

Hope this helps!


Yeah thank you for your help but i misclicked the best answer , is there anyway i can repay you?

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January 8, 2014 3:47:26 AM

chanyanjun said:
Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Cons29 said:
first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps


http://toshiba.com.my/television/29pb200.html#.Us0tOJ6S...
This is the TV i have , does it support 1080p?



Why are you doing high end gaming on a TV ? :o 

You need to get a monitor if you want to get the best out your graphics card and you will be able to play all your games in 1080p.

A decent 1080p monitors nowadays you can pick up for less then £100/$150

Also you TV only supports upto 1366 x 768 so 1920x1080 will not work on BF4 (even if you try to scale it down from 1080p)


1366x768 is 720p right?
I can accept 720p and get a graphic card that run 60 fps ultra on 1366x768 right?



1366x768 is 768p on the game you can choose from a list of resolutions and if you want to best quality choose this resolution on your games as its the max your TV will display.
1280x720 is 720p the higher the better but if you want to go with 720p you can do also.

Hope this helps!


Yeah thank you for your help but i misclicked the best answer , is there anyway i can repay you?



Only other way is write another thread and I'll comment on it! It can be a simple question, I always have the answer ;) 
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January 8, 2014 3:50:44 AM

Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Trimax said:
chanyanjun said:
Cons29 said:
first of all, you wont be able to set it on 1080 if your monitor does not support it.

what is your specs, ultra on bf4 is taxing esp if you want consistent >60fps


http://toshiba.com.my/television/29pb200.html#.Us0tOJ6S...
This is the TV i have , does it support 1080p?



Why are you doing high end gaming on a TV ? :o 

You need to get a monitor if you want to get the best out your graphics card and you will be able to play all your games in 1080p.

A decent 1080p monitors nowadays you can pick up for less then £100/$150

Also you TV only supports upto 1366 x 768 so 1920x1080 will not work on BF4 (even if you try to scale it down from 1080p)


1366x768 is 720p right?
I can accept 720p and get a graphic card that run 60 fps ultra on 1366x768 right?



1366x768 is 768p on the game you can choose from a list of resolutions and if you want to best quality choose this resolution on your games as its the max your TV will display.
1280x720 is 720p the higher the better but if you want to go with 720p you can do also.

Hope this helps!


Yeah thank you for your help but i misclicked the best answer , is there anyway i can repay you?



Only other way is write another thread and I'll comment on it! It can be a simple question, I always have the answer ;) 


http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1970129/graphic-...
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July 2, 2014 8:24:27 AM

Please, for the love of whatever you believe in, don't run anything (games, etc.) on anything other than it's native resolution. So don't play 4K on a 1080p monitor. All though that won't look any difference, it would be a waste, because it will be 4x harder to run than 1080p (4k = 4x1080p) But if you run anything lower than it's native res, it will look terrible. Only do so if you have to. If the game is too hard to run, then lower the texture quality or turn off anti-aliasing.
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