If they are in 720p or 1080p its still HD.. why would you stream in HD if you are playing in low settings
you have no idea what you are talking about, as usual... you consistently give out the worse information about PCs on this forum
I didn't say it wasn't HD. but clearly a 1080p twitch/youtube video does not look the same as playing the game at that resolution. you can attempt to insult me all you want, but I'm pretty sure you know that's true. and differences in AA, shadows, etc are gonna be hard to appreciate if you're not looking at a pixel-for-pixel representation. again, I'm not saying there's no difference between settings. just that those differences are gonna be hard to pick out with the unavoidable blocky video compression
people would stream in 1080p because they're playing at that resolution, and they have the bandwidth. their other settings are besides the point
and besides trying to figure out what settings people use by watching stream, plenty of these dudes say in so many words the settings they use. it's not like I came out of left-field talking about people that set everything to low. again, I'm pretty sure you know that, but you feel the need to double down and insult me
I never denied that people can use that much power, but it's always gonna come down to a question of how much you want to spend. plus the factor that cats think they're gonna be able to 'future proof' for more than 2 years. here we have a cat that doesn't even want to build his own system, but wants to just throw a $4-500 vid card in a pre-built. I don't think it's a good idea
this aint call of duty 2 days anymore where people play on low settings on purpose, you can watch most top players in the world on twitch, they clearly dont turn shyt down anymore with few exceptions..
that are in 1080 hd ?
no top streamer playing tournaments is streaming with low settings, this isnt fukking 2004
only competitive FPS is BF3 and CoD and they are both played at max settings from top players
