Edit: My bad, should have posted this in the Plugin section since it's about graphics. If anyone can move this thread, I'd be grateful.
My issue here--in all its shortness--is that when I specify a resolution, be it custom or X times Native, the actual resolution is lower by about half per dimension.
I didn't have this problem earlier, and I have no idea when or why it started happening since I haven't used PCSX2 frequently lately. I'm certain it's a new problem because I even have (lots of) video of me playing previously, and the resolution there is a sharp, crystal-clear 1920x1080.
Now it seems that I need to specify a custom resolution of 3840x2160 (twice as much) just to reach that same sharpness (I tried with 2880x1620 and I could already see jagged lines and blurring). Thing is, the insane required resolutions do burden my computer as usual, despite not 'working' as well as they used to. Any higher than 1920x1080, and FPS suffers. So playing with double resolution is not an option.
What could be the matter of resolution not being what it says (or what I write) on the tin? Is there any setting the changing of which might solve the problem? I'm quite a newbie still, so for all I know it might be right under my nose.
My specs (should be way more than enough):
PCSX2 1.1.0 (Direct3D11 (Hardware))
Win 7 64-bit
i5 2500k @4.5 GHz
Radeon HD6850
Enough SSD/HDD space
8 GB of 1600 MHz RAM
Thanks so much for your help; this has been bugging me for a while now.
My issue here--in all its shortness--is that when I specify a resolution, be it custom or X times Native, the actual resolution is lower by about half per dimension.
I didn't have this problem earlier, and I have no idea when or why it started happening since I haven't used PCSX2 frequently lately. I'm certain it's a new problem because I even have (lots of) video of me playing previously, and the resolution there is a sharp, crystal-clear 1920x1080.
Now it seems that I need to specify a custom resolution of 3840x2160 (twice as much) just to reach that same sharpness (I tried with 2880x1620 and I could already see jagged lines and blurring). Thing is, the insane required resolutions do burden my computer as usual, despite not 'working' as well as they used to. Any higher than 1920x1080, and FPS suffers. So playing with double resolution is not an option.
What could be the matter of resolution not being what it says (or what I write) on the tin? Is there any setting the changing of which might solve the problem? I'm quite a newbie still, so for all I know it might be right under my nose.
My specs (should be way more than enough):
PCSX2 1.1.0 (Direct3D11 (Hardware))
Win 7 64-bit
i5 2500k @4.5 GHz
Radeon HD6850
Enough SSD/HDD space
8 GB of 1600 MHz RAM
Thanks so much for your help; this has been bugging me for a while now.