Lemm said:
You’re speaking of “Supported Resolution” not “Native Resolution”.
Supported and native are really a same difference. If stretching the input takes .25-.33 of a second, you’ve bought a *edited* poor TV. Supported means “I can take this and display it in such a manner that the user can’t tell a difference.” For example, you never see input lag issues with PC monitors even when people aren’t using the “native” resolution. Problems only occur when the scaling is done with either too many upscale processes enabled or when an upscale process is attempted with slow chips. All “game mode” does is disable a large number of the pre-processing operations.
Lemm said:
I will try out the Wii for you, but even if you are right and the Wii shows no lag -the TV is no good to me if it plays the Wii correctly and not the PS3.
True but what happens if your next TV is the same way?