Bro even a 500$ pc performes way better than both consoles. So please don’t tell me that you need a “super pc” to outperform both consoles……

I have the same viewing range with my TV as my monitor. Girlfriend thinks it’s weird but I started PC gaming long before consoles so the habit stuck. I sit about 4-5 feet away.

I understand but viewing distances on PC are not the same as a TV in a living room on average. There are always exceptions.

I’ve personally been having this debate for years in regards to what resolution tv to buy. Nothing to do with gaming. So I carry that knowledge. Knowing what I know it’s hilarious to watch these fan boys debate over 1080p vs 900p

PC gamers have had these resolutions for a long time. If you play a game at 1280×720 and crank it up to 1920×1080, there’s a difference. Idk why so many people try to talk people out of it. I’m sure if both consoles were always native 1080p we wouldn’t have to have these debates.

So are you trying to say no one should buy anything over a 720p TV because you wont notice a difference? How about 4k, no difference there either?

Size has everything to do with it.
I can link you 100 different versions of the chart in the article.

No different than an eye chart. You can read the bigger letters because of size. Not because the resolution is less. Given the resolution is infinite. The human eye is analog. What you focus on also detirmins what you can’t see.

While some people have better than 20/20 I’m talking average.
Given the average tv in North America is 42″ with an average viewing distance of 10′ most people can’t tell.

I have a 65″ at 9′ while the difference can be almost noticeablenoticeable. moving game play you can’t tell and I can read the second from the bottom line on an eye chart.

There are so many variables and focusing your vision is a huge one.
Sure still pics, screen shots and slow moving tests might show subtle differences, its a whole new world with actual game play involved.
Your eye isn’t looking for detail when playing a twitch shooter for example.

Really? I haven’t had frame drops except in split screen campaign on PS4 and even then it wasn’t “so many” and “unbearable”. Weird. You sure you have a PS4?

Here’s just one article but most say you can as long as you aren’t sitting far away regardless of the TV size. http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/720p-vs-1080p-can-you-tell-the-difference-between-hdtv-resolutions/

You know, everyone has different answers when it comes to resolution. I personally see a difference when Netflix drops from 1080p to 720p or vice versa. I see a difference with Xbox 360 720p games vs Xbox One 1080p (no sense of blur or jagged edges). Of course there’s anti-aliasing that can have the same effect but if a GPU can reach 1080p with anti-aliasing (PS4 gets very close if not spot on) the image looks completely sharp with no blur or jagged edges (look at Forza). It’s very subjective but what it comes down to is the TV, if you shelled out extra cash for a 1080p TV don’t you want your games, streaming, and blu-ray all in 1080p? Why is your game box the only device not rendering at 1080p?

I have my xbox one on my 24 in my bedroom and ps4 on my 50 in front room and can tell difference on both but more so on my pc.