Jaggies trigger me to no end. Should I start playing on a HD

No get a bigger screen nigga, the larger the resolution you play at the less jaggies there are, jaggies only exist because there aren't enough pixels to make it look smooth.

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>>323291294
Upgrade your weapons

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>>323291497
hue

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>>323291352
>get a bigger screen
Nigga, that the opposite to solving the issues.
The higher resolution has the trade off of performance. Even then, it's not like I can play Bayonneta for example in native 4K.

>>323291921
You still save performance because you don't have to enable AA out of the ass.

>>323292434
Isn't 4K more demanding though compared to most AA?

>>323292748
Compared to enthusiast level AA? Hell no. Full edge detect AA will cripple most systems.

>>323291294
CRT will handle non-native resolution way better than LCD - but you won't magically get flawless hardware antialiasing. In native res, you'll still have same rectangular pixels as on LCD.

>>323291294
Lily looks like the singer that gets posted on /mu/ everytime.

>>323294380
Bjork?

>>323294448
I think her name was Annie something.

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>>323294520
I was gonna say.

>>323294268
This is kinda unrelated to vidya but how do CRT TVs mask video compression? Mids 90s hentai torrents aren't exactly sharp on an LED.

>>323294870
It's because they aren't 720 or 1080p they are their respective standard at the time.

CRT don't hide it. They just are at the native res for it at the time. Everything looks best when it's native res, regardless of resolution in question.
I prefer native res even to downscaling.

>>323295792
I'm more talking about hiding low bit rate.

HD CRT is the objectively best way to play video games, so yes

>>323296107
They do? I think low quality video with artifacts can't really get masked.