How's the framerate in 1080p?

[DavidPuddy]

I was thinking about trying 1080p instead of 720p. Is there any framerate issues?

thanks.

[pbz06]

It's definately not as smooth, but a lot of it also depends on your TV's specs and what it's native resolution is...if it's x1080 and has a fast refresh rate, it will probably be better than mine for example. My tv has a native resolution of x720 and i definately feel a bit of input lag mixed with frame rater stuttering.

on most TV's you can't even tell the difference between 1080p and 720p (unless it's like a 52+ inch TV) but if you sit over 6 feet away you won't notice the differences

in most cases, 720p is the way to go considering the game was designed for it and runs smoothest

[Aeonix01]

I have a 6ns response time on a good 120hz sammy tv. 1080p is smmoth with some stadiums, choppy with others.

[LAWS77]

yeah, it really depends on your TV itself. the newer name brand ones presumably will display the game in 1080p better than others. the 1080p looks fantastic on mine.

[Dabeeds]

So on a plasma, 1080p should be sweet ! Cause their response times are better than lcd's. Can anyone verify this ?

[TNKNGM]

I have a 46" SOny Bravia 1080p w/ 120Hz refresh rate

The game looks and runs beautiful in 1080p - it does have an occasional hiccup in certain stadiums, but nothing that is even close to effecting a game or making me consider going back to 720p

[kt-od]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aeonix01

I have a 6ns response time on a good 120hz sammy tv. 1080p is smmoth with some stadiums, choppy with others.

6 nanoseconds, really? I didn't even know that they made TV's with nanosecond response times. I hope you meant milliseconds. If nanoseconds is choppy, then I definitely wouldn't play in 1080p, because mine is 4 ms, and that would seem like slow-motion.

[moemoe24]

It's great for me, but Ive only played in Cincy, Texas and at a spring training field.