My computer video card will allow me to change the resolution to 1080P. This is a 720P tv..Will it damage the screen if I attempt to change to 1080P?
1000390
You may be able to change to 1080P but remember the set is 60hz and you may not have the power to make the picture look good at 1080P. The size of the screen alone is already a stretch for 60hz. I don't think it would hurt the set but I think your better off at 720P. You need at least 120hz to make any kind of noticeable difference in the picture depth and quality. Summary; leave it alone or get a new set with 120hz.
1000391
I'm told that even if you have a video card that can change the resolution to 1080P that some TV's that have 720P resolution will not go higher because it just isn't able to because it cannot register that.
1000392
Because this is a 720P tv, I'm told no matter what you try to do with a video card or anything else you probably will not be able to change the resolution to 1080P because this tv will not be able to handle it.
1000393
I don't know if it will damage it, but it will most likely alter the image.
1282039
You have to go to the display settings of the cable box and remove the choices for 480 and 720 (if you have a 1080 tv, or remove 480 and 1080 if your tv is 720). Only the applicable resolution should be selected and you should have no more problems.
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.
2263447
Is it trying to output 1080p HD? This adapter won't work with 1080p. I had to find this out the hard way. Plus, going through many adapters is not a good idea. I'd recommend buying just an HDMI to VGA adapter.
2002463
I wondered about the same initially. Need took priority and gave it a try. I have not regretted my decision. I have no resolution concerns or issues. I run my monitors at 1920x1080 resolution without no "visual" issues whatsoever. I guess a lot depends on how good your computer's display output/card is. My laptops are pretty top-of-the-line so no complains here about image quality.
235721
Avi Farah,A computer with an HDMI will connect up to 1080p resolution. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
791801
No. The only thing you can choose is the video format... 1080 or 720, and some other video quality features.
1457443
This is dependent on the video card solution you have. The integrated graphics can handle this resolution depending on the games you are playing (newer games, you will need to drop the settings). If you are referring to HD video playback then yes it will be fine. To be honest you are better of with a good independent video card solution (Nvidia or AMD).
6606
the resolution is a vga but when you connect it to the hdtv it will upscale the video to 1080i, I don't think it will do it in computer. I will tell you more when I get it.
2204556
you can get 1080p only through HDMI. So you might want to try that and double check your settings. make sure the tv is set to 1080p also.
567668
That makes sense. As much as I love the Samsung plasmas for superior motion, picture quality, colors, and blacks -- for movies and hi-def TV, even in 768P -- I would still get a 1080p LCD if I were going to use it regularly as a monitor for a computer. Just be sure whatever LCD you do buy supports HD monitor display from a computer -- and via a type of connection that your computer has. Also be sure it does allow the display to be shown in different sizes and does not stick on 4:3 as my LCD does. You will want versatility.
1792459
its bull. thats what it is. they do that sometimes with tv's that are compatible with 1080p. basically downscales 1080p back to the max resolution. its not 1920x1080p. its practically scam
1119289
IT DOESN'T ! It allows the display to show video encoded as 1080p but does not display it as 1080p (1920x1080). it isn't even truelly 720p(1280x720) The display is 1080x600 so a conversion of the data from 1920x1080 is performed to downscale the video to 1080x600. On a device this small you may be able to notice the difference. But it will be quite watchable. The difference of 1080p to 720p to lesser formats are like the difference between lossless audio and mp3 for music files, most people don't notice what's missing (lost) and enjoy it all the same.
163032
I believe that you can't do this on this netbook since there aren't that many pixels physically on the screen. If you had it attached to an external monitor that supported 1024x768 you would be OK. Remember that your resolution is physically limited by your video card's ability to output at the desired resolution and the screen's ability to display at the resolution you desire.
1283231
Hi Treejoy, could you provide us more details about your inquiry on setting it to 1089i. First is that this TV supports 1080i and it is also available in video component 1 and HDMI. Once detected, it will be displayed on the screen. -Ely
351756
Was only able to go up 1080P@60hz by default ... I am using a gtx 670 for the test.I did a custom resolution through nv control panel and it actually go up to 2560x1440 but it didn't look good at all. DVI and DisplayPort seem to have no issues with it.
1689059
Possibly. If your HDTV has a component video input, then most likely yes. However, you might take a moment and read the other comments about 1080p resolution concerns.