Question for you 1080p gamers

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Originally Posted by TrialSword

120hz can be hit or miss especially with layered effects (best example is reticle movement for FPS's, it creates a bizarre cloning effect) but it's amazing when used correctly. It's jarring at first but after a while you can't imagine watching some movies any differently again.

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Beat me to it. Its why I turn it off for FPS.

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Originally Posted by Chux

For Blu Ray it looks like they're in your fucking house. Hell Circuit City had Monsters Inc on regular def looking good in 120hz too.

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Wall E is fucking crazy. Best Blu Ray I've seen.

So there are movies recorded at 120 fps now or what?

plasma > 120hz

For movies, maybe, but LCD has come a long way for black levels. Not that it matters as OLED is the future for TV's.

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Originally Posted by stormy

plasma > 120hz

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Agreed. Up until now when plasma production seems to have ceased across the board, I never understood why anyone would get a good LCD over a good plasma, though I realize there are very good LCD sets out there.

The Pioneer Elite Kuro PRO-111FD and 151FD have by far the best black levels of any flat panel display aside from OLED, and even then, I'd say the Pio's are comparable enough.

PDPs generally have low resolution and non-square pixels.
Unless you have a dark living room, I don't see the advantage of plasma.

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Originally Posted by Gooch

Agreed. Up until now when plasma production seems to have ceased across the board, I never understood why anyone would get a good LCD over a good plasma, though I realize there are very good LCD sets out there.

The Pioneer Elite Kuro PRO-111FD and 151FD have by far the best black levels of any flat panel display aside from OLED, and even then, I'd say the Pio's are comparable enough.

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I agree with this as well. I looked at a ton of LCDs and Plasmas before I made my purchase (got a Panasonic Plasma), and to my eyes, Plasmas just had a better and more natural (less harsh) looking picture. Plasma's take a little extra care over an LCD, but it's worth it imo, because there's a difference in quality.

I've heard that sometimes the Plasmas are too dark, and it's not something that can be easily adjusted.

I love my Bravia LCD 120 kHz. Bluray looks amazing with or without the motion enhance. But it's so nice to be rid of judder I usually go with at least the medium motion enhance setting.

The PS2 lags like a bitch with any processing going on, so no games with the 120 kHz bells n' whistles enabled.