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  • ARoid1313
    Pro
    • Mar 2009
    • 859

    #1

    1080p strikeouts?

    Hey guys, I'm noticing I'm striking out like crazy lately . Averaging like 7 - 10 per game, currently worst in the league for strikeouts. I play on forced 1080p , do u think that can impact the reaction time I have to the ball coming in? Has anyone noticed a difference from playing 720 ? Do u strike out less because there is less delay/ frame rate drop ?
  • jkra0512
    MVP
    • Sep 2006
    • 2277

    #2
    Re: 1080p strikeouts?

    I know this has been discussed before here, but does your TV have a "Game Mode"? That may help you...I have never really played at "forced 1080p" because, frankly, I don't know what that means. But, I do remember many people finding success once they set their TVs in Game Mode.

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    • Geronimo22
      Pro
      • Apr 2011
      • 893

      #3
      Re: 1080p strikeouts?

      What if your TV doesn't have a game mode? Anybody have any suggestionis on how to manually change the settings to be close?
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      • Jgainsey
        I can't feel it
        • Mar 2007
        • 3362

        #4
        Re: 1080p strikeouts?

        Originally posted by Geronimo22
        What if your TV doesn't have a game mode? Anybody have any suggestionis on how to manually change the settings to be close?
        I would suggest you turn off any extra processing the TV is doing to the picture. Options like Digital Noise Reduction, Edge Enhancement, etc...

        Turning off anything extra that taxes the tv's cpu could probably help at least a little bit. It really just depends on the TV. You're going to lose something in picture quality, but you might improve delay/response time.
        Now, more than ever

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        • Geronimo22
          Pro
          • Apr 2011
          • 893

          #5
          Re: 1080p strikeouts?

          Originally posted by Jgainsey
          I would suggest you turn off any extra processing the TV is doing to the picture. Options like Digital Noise Reduction, Edge Enhancement, etc...

          Turning off anything extra that taxes the tv's cpu could probably help at least a little bit. It really just depends on the TV. You're going to lose something in picture quality, but you might improve delay/response time.
          Digital Noise Reduction, Edge Enchancment... LOL I doubt my TV has any of those features, but I will check when I get home. Or maybe I need to buy a new TV!?!? (Trying to find an excuse to buy a new one for a year now! Let's see what the misses says!)
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          • Heroesandvillains
            MVP
            • May 2009
            • 5974

            #6
            Re: 1080p strikeouts?

            My Vizio 1080p is definitely NOT an AVS forums gaming top-pick!

            It has a game mode, but even then, I HAVE to drop pitch speed. Doing these two things has pretty much alleviated any issues I've had with response time.

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            • moemoe24
              Rookie
              • Oct 2007
              • 1996

              #7
              Re: 1080p strikeouts?

              I've had more problems this year striking out than ever. Before last years Show I got a new tv but had no issues with striking out. This year i am striking out at an absurd pace. So I think the difference is the game not the tv so much. I would guess that in real life 1000 k's would lead the majors....I'm just on June 7th in my season and have 640 k's so I'm on pace for over 1500. So something for me has changed from last year to this year.

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              • jkra0512
                MVP
                • Sep 2006
                • 2277

                #8
                Re: 1080p strikeouts?

                Man you are back in the Deadball Era! I really don't know what to tell you because I don't have the same problem on my little 23" Samsung SyncMaster 2333 HDTV. It doesn't have Game Mode because being small it doesn't need one. Sometimes size doesn't help

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                • mpbaseball22
                  MVP
                  • May 2011
                  • 1029

                  #9
                  Re: 1080p strikeouts?

                  It depends on what kind of tv it is.. i forget what its called but if its low than the time it takes for the pitcure to even be displayed is lower, so technically your just late on everything right?

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                  • rclinkinpark
                    Rookie
                    • Jun 2011
                    • 2

                    #10
                    Re: 1080p strikeouts?

                    Funny this is brought up. I'm having the same exact problem. I was previously using a DLP TV, which I had no gaming issue with . I replaced that last week with a LG 55' LCD. Since then I can't hit at all. Not to point fingers, but I'm purely convinced it is TV related. I don't notice a button lag of any sorts, but something is off with user hitting. I'm late on mostly everything and striking out 16 times a game +. Turned pitched speed from 2 clicks to 0, but that did nothing to help...I was hitting at a normal MLB average with MLB average strikeouts per game, during my season before the TV switch. My team batting average has now dipped 50 points because I am all of a sudden not making contact when i previously was...

                    My TV has a "game mode" which it has been set on this whole time during the hitting debacle. I am not sure if there are any other options I need / should try to turn off/adjust? I am not that versed with all this. I go to the advanced options on my TV, but I have no idea what really these do or don't do. They are listed below. If anyone can recommend any adjustments, I'd appreciate it. The current setting are listed...

                    Aspect ratio: 16:9
                    Tru-motion: off
                    Dynamic Contrast - Off
                    Dynamic Color - Off
                    Clear white - Off
                    Skin Color - Zero
                    Noise Reduc: Low
                    Dynamic Noise Reduction - Off
                    Gamma - Medium
                    Black Level - Low
                    Eye Care - off
                    Real Cinema - On
                    Color Gamut - Wide
                    Last edited by rclinkinpark; 06-18-2011, 03:41 PM.

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                    • mpbaseball22
                      MVP
                      • May 2011
                      • 1029

                      #11
                      Re: 1080p strikeouts?

                      Check and see what the response time is on it

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