Does 720p resolution look good on 29" monitor??

[alenalbert]

Hi everyone..

I'm planning to buy a new monitor for gaming, this is what i want to get http://www.lg.com/my/monitors/lg-29MT45A

the problem is, the resolution of this monitor is only 720p (1366x768)

my question is, does it still look for gaming??, if the distance between i and this monitor is about 150 cm

Thanks again for your big help..

 

[Trave]

It says FULL HD in the specs.....?

Update

My bad its 1366x768,Well I currently have a 19 inch monitor with 1400x900 and I can see some pixels but not too much while gaming.
So i guess getting a better one than that will be much satisfying than playing in a screen like minecraft.

 

[James Mason]

actually, it'll look pretty bad, the size of the monitor and the low resolution means the pixels will be pretty noticible.

Also thats a TV not a monitor, you want a monitor.
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/

It says FULL HD in the specs.....?

You might wanna read that more carefully.
FULL HD resolution brings you magnificent picture quality
through outstanding color accuracy, visual contrast, and sharpness.
*21.5inch model only

 

[Eximo]

But only on TV signals. Probably has a VGA connector for PCs.

 

[Steven Bryant]

FULL HD ironically is that exact resolution. i nearly made that mistake once its an old marketing thing.
they just call 1080p HD aswell so people see HD and think wow high is good right?

 

[Trave]

actually, it'll look pretty bad, the size of the monitor and the low resolution means the pixels will be pretty noticible.

Also thats a TV not a monitor, you want a monitor.
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/

It says FULL HD in the specs.....?

You might wanna read that more carefully.
FULL HD resolution brings you magnificent picture quality
through outstanding color accuracy, visual contrast, and sharpness.
*21.5inch model only

About the TV not the monitor thingy well its says "PERSONAL TV (TV+MONITOR)".Well still a bad one though.

 

[Trave]

FULL HD ironically is that exact resolution. i nearly made that mistake once its an old marketing thing.
they just call 1080p HD aswell so people see HD and think wow high is good right?

Thanks for adding some new infos in my mind