Swapping out 23" monitor for 32" LCD

[Max]

I assume I'll need to change my current monitor resolution of 1920-1080 to match the TV's 1366-768 in AH vid settings?

Current FOV is 106. Change or leave it be?

Thanks

[FLS]

Leave FOV at 106. That is a low res TV, I'd stick with the monitor.

[Skuzzy]

Odd resolution.

[FLS]

I had a similar TV I tried on a PC years ago. I think it was 1360 by 768 but the PC ran it at a lower resolution.

[alskahawk]

 I wouldn't do it with a 768 res TV. I just switched from a 24 inch monitor to a 40 HDTV and it worked fine. But you need HD or better and a video card that can handle it.

[Bizman]

Any text will look very garbled on that tv. And your game will look like Minecraft.

[loony1]

If you can hook up from the computer to the TV with an HDMI cable the resolution might be able to remain at 1920 x 1080

[Bizman]

If you can hook up from the computer to the TV with an HDMI cable the resolution might be able to remain at 1920 x 1080

Not if the native resolution of the TV is only 1366x768.

[morfiend]

Not if the native resolution of the TV is only 1366x768.

  It sounds like it's an older 720p tv,I have 1 in the bedroom that just wont die!!!!



   

[SirNuke]

that sounds like a terrible gaming tv

[MADe]

I used a LCD with 1360x768 native res. Worked great. What you need to check on is the response time, not refresh rate.
The LCD I used above had an 8ms response time.

The LED I use now is around 19ms response time.??????

[alskahawk]

 The one thing you'll probably lose will be clear text. I haven't fixed that(if it is fixable) But the picture is nice.

[MADe]

The one thing you'll probably lose will be clear text. I haven't fixed that(if it is fixable) But the picture is nice.

hmmm several have mentioned this. I noticed no loss of text clarity, I used the lcd for years, my ma uses it now, it is 40". the text is fine.......
either way the modern stuff is just too goooood. you'd have to use a hammer at install to mess it up. he he
luck

[Bizman]

The one thing you'll probably lose will be clear text. I haven't fixed that(if it is fixable) But the picture is nice.

Adjust font smoothing: http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/calibrate-cleartype-tutorial

[Getback]

Uh No!