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<blockquote data-quote="mustangbee" data-source="post: 16205262" data-attributes="member: 37248"><p>Most are between 1080p and 5k right now, there's one out that is 8k I believe. For me though, I have an expensive 4K Samsung TV that's nice. It looks super crisp, but when I use VR the advantages of the scale and depth perception just blow away extra clarity from my TV, and I'm someone that really likes a clean image. It's not even close for me. I go back and forth too within minutes and I'm always wowed by VR, but when I switch back to my TV everything feels lifeless and flat. The depth perception by itself is a game changer.</p><p></p><p>Another tech that is already out is foveated rendering. VR can sense exactly where your pupils are looking and render that portion at 100%, decreasing the rendering taxation beyond that on the peripheral.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mustangbee, post: 16205262, member: 37248"] Most are between 1080p and 5k right now, there's one out that is 8k I believe. For me though, I have an expensive 4K Samsung TV that's nice. It looks super crisp, but when I use VR the advantages of the scale and depth perception just blow away extra clarity from my TV, and I'm someone that really likes a clean image. It's not even close for me. I go back and forth too within minutes and I'm always wowed by VR, but when I switch back to my TV everything feels lifeless and flat. The depth perception by itself is a game changer. Another tech that is already out is foveated rendering. VR can sense exactly where your pupils are looking and render that portion at 100%, decreasing the rendering taxation beyond that on the peripheral. [/QUOTE]
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