General Gaming What tv do you use for gaming?

[Remarkableriots]

Maybe I'll upgrade to 4k if I can find one that's decent around $500 sometime next year.

[silentbob]

33 minutes ago, Remarkableriots said:

Maybe I'll upgrade to 4k if I can find one that's decent around $500 sometime next year.

TCL would probably be the company to look into

[TheLeon]

Yeah, the TCL I have is pretty great for what I paid. It’s obviously not going to compete with the high end LGs or whatever, but they make a solid budget TV. 

[DarkStar189]

Mentioned in another thread but I got a 55" Sony X900H that's supposedly going to be PS5 ready with a firmware update. VRR and 4k120. We shall see. 

[SimpleG]

I picked up the Q80T , its fantastic but its pricey. HDMI 2.1 VRR, 4k 60 ,1440p 120.

[Remarkableriots]

1 hour ago, SimpleG said:

I picked up the Q80T , its fantastic but its pricey. HDMI 2.1 VRR, 4k 60 ,1440p 120.

By the time I saved up for something like that 80k will be out!

[skillzdadirecta]

2 hours ago, DarkStar189 said:

Mentioned in another thread but I got a 55" Sony X900H that's supposedly going to be PS5 ready with a firmware update. VRR and 4k120. We shall see. 

Has that been confirmed?

[SimpleG]

21 minutes ago, skillzdadirecta said:

Has that been confirmed?

Its directly on Sony's website.Its done in a super shitty way though, the site lists TV with updated specs but there is very tiny icon next to the spec that if you click, it says" available with future firmware"

[Mr.Vic20]

LG 65" C9

[Spork3245]

7 hours ago, Remarkableriots said:

Maybe I'll upgrade to 4k if I can find one that's decent around $500 sometime next year.

TCL or Vizio P-series at 50-55”

[morph89]

LG 55" C9

[Dexterryu]

I've got my eye on a couple. LG CX 77" and Samsung Q80T85. Both look damn good in person. Wish I could see them side by side. Probably gonna pull the trigger on Prime Day or Early Nov.

[Guest]

LG C9 77”

 

She’s a beaut, Clark

[heydude93]

 Panasonic p5ox5

[Remarkableriots]

What TV are you guys using for next gen systems?

[Spork3245]

25 minutes ago, Remarkableriots said:

What TV are you guys using for next gen systems?

The same I have now  

If you’re considering upgrading to take full advantage of all the new features, just make sure your next TV has full-HDMI 2.1

[Keyser_Soze]

You mean none of you ran out to buy a new TV since this thread was made?

[Fizzzzle]

I have a 50" Vizio and a dual-monitor 20" Asus monitor set up. All 1080p.

 

I don't want to upgrade to 4k yet because then I have to buy a new GPU, which I don't want to spend money on. My GPU is like 5 years old and I can still play pretty much everything on at least high settings, even if I can't get more than 60fps.

[AlwaysDyingX]

I'm buying a 65" LG CX this month to go with my ps5. 

[DPCyric]

LG C9 65"

 

I went from playing Bloodstained and Sundered on an old 55 inch 1080p Sony Bravia to this... It's amazing how much of a difference it made even on those type of games!

[Remarkableriots]

I'm thinking about maybe getting TCL 65" Class 6-Series 4K UHD QLED Dolby Vision HDR Roku Smart TV possibly next month or in January. 

 

17 hours ago, Spork3245 said:

The same I have now  

If you’re considering upgrading to take full advantage of all the new features, just make sure your next TV has full-HDMI 2.1

I don't think i'll be able to afford full-HDMI 2.1

[Spork3245]

5 minutes ago, Remarkableriots said:

I'm thinking about maybe getting TCL 65" Class 6-Series 4K UHD QLED Dolby Vision HDR Roku Smart TV possibly next month or in January. 

 

I don't think i'll be able to afford full-HDMI 2.1

 

https://www.amazon.com/LG-49NANO85UNA-Alexa-Built-Nanocell/dp/B0829RPN2G/ref=sr_1_3?crid=264L0HECSW3T7&dchild=1&keywords=lg%2Bhdmi%2B2.1&qid=1605104783&sprefix=lg%2Bhdmi%2B%2Caps%2C157&sr=8-3&th=1

 

Also, all 2020 Vizio TVs are HDMI 2.1

 

 

[atom631]

65” LG OLED. 2018 I believe - the year before they patched in VRR. 

[Spork3245]

@Remarkableriots just make sure you compare to the 6-series TCL reviews, I'm not sure how the LG I linked to actually stacks against it, I was focused more on HDMI 2.1 + pricing in my search for you. Personally, the Vizio P-series would be the way to go on a budget for HDMI 2.1, though, it will likely run you about $200-300 more than the TCL for a 65", it'd certainly be worth the extra cash if you can swing it by holding off for an extra couple weeks... But, there could also be sales happening for the Christmas season very soon, putting it in that ~$800 range instead of ~$1000-1100

[Spawn_of_Apathy]

LG OLED55B7A

 

I want to get a new Tv, but I’m waiting. I don’t like that LG throttled the CX, so I’m waiting for it to drop in price, get in-throttled, or I don’t know what. 
 

I doubt the number of 4K 120fps games will high, especially early on, so I’m not as worried about needing it “now”. 

[Spork3245]

1 minute ago, Spawn_of_Apathy said:

LG OLED55B7A

 

I want to get a new Tv, but I’m waiting. I don’t like that LG throttled the CX, so I’m waiting for it to drop in price, get in-throttled, or I don’t know what. 
 

I doubt the number of 4K 120fps games will high, especially early on, so I’m not as worried about needing it “now”. 

VRR is the real game changer, not 120fps anyway  

[Spawn_of_Apathy]

4 minutes ago, Spork3245 said:

VRR is the real game changer, not 120fps anyway  

Is VRR something you kinda need to experience in person? Like you can’t get a grasp of it from a YouTube video?

 

i have thought about trying to find a C9 at a good price. 

[Spork3245]

14 minutes ago, Spawn_of_Apathy said:

Is VRR something you kinda need to experience in person? Like you can’t get a grasp of it from a YouTube video?

 

i have thought about trying to find a C9 at a good price. 

You absolutely cannot grasp it from a YouTube video. It would be like trying to understand the benefit of HDR on an SDR TV via an offscreen recording of a TV displaying HDR.

 

When AC Odysee bounces from 45-55 fps on my GSYNC monitor, it’s unnoticeable and stays smooth the entire time. If I didn’t have an fps counter in the corner, I would have no idea the framerate even changed. Going from VRR to non-VRR is kinda jarring now.

[Spawn_of_Apathy]

9 minutes ago, Spork3245 said:

You absolutely cannot grasp it from a YouTube video. It would be like trying to understand the benefit of HDR on an SDR TV via an offscreen recording of a TV displaying HDR.

 

When AC Odysee bounces from 45-55 fps on my GSYNC monitor, it’s unnoticeable and stays smooth the entire time. If I didn’t have an fps counter in the corner, I would have no idea the framerate even changed. Going from VRR to non-VRR is kinda jarring now.

with a Series X keeping games kind of locked in at 60, I may not need it as soon. Seems like something I’d have seen more benefit from on my One X where games try to get 60, but drop here and there. But I’m sure it will definitely be good to have with in a year or two as games start pushing these consoles harder and harder. 

[BloodyHell]

On 9/13/2020 at 10:40 AM, morph89 said:

LG 55" C9

Same. 
might upgrade in 2021, put the current 4k in the tv room, and the new one in my Game room

[Spork3245]

4 minutes ago, Spawn_of_Apathy said:

with a Series X keeping games kind of locked in at 60, I may not need it as soon. Seems like something I’d have seen more benefit from on my One X where games try to get 60, but drop here and there. But I’m sure it will definitely be good to have with in a year or two as games start pushing these consoles harder and harder. 

It supposedly makes a huge difference in AC Valhalla as the game reportedly is only “mostly” locked to 60fps. However, I’m talking about “long-term” anyway

[Keyser_Soze]

I dunno it doesn't seem like they are mostly locked, looks like they are fluctuating in between 120 and 60 or just between 60 and 30.

[HardAct]

   Currently on a Samsung Q8fn 65" that's amazing. doesn't have g-sync and if I want 120hz I have to play @1440p so I trade off from 4k 60hz etc. It's a great tv for the price of 1299.99. I want a 77" c9 / c10 but dought it for awhile. I think my next Big expensive TV should go to our Home theater room. We lost an amazing room in the camp fire and it's taken 32 years just to get a decient tv and couch in our new home to build one. I really want a Samsung q90 85" but I'm wishing right now. My q8fn is hooked up to my Gaming Pc with a i7 9700k / 32gig dd4 3200 ram, and a RTX 2080ti. Consoles are of course an Xbox one x and a Ps4 pro...

[Spork3245]

@Remarkableriots

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/vizio-65-class-p-series-quantum-series-led-4k-uhd-smartcast-tv/6416449.p?skuId=6416449&irclickid=R8vy4KSrOxyOWNO0MKVSfWfHUkEza0UvPzoywM0&irgwc=1&ref=198&loc=IGN &acampID=0&mpid=1442478

 

On sale, full HDMI 2.1 features for your PS5, better picture quality and better response time (less input lag) over the TCL 6-series that you were looking at from what I've read - the only negative is that the VRR only works up to 60hz; shouldn't really be an issue beyond that hz anyway, as the biggest benefit with VRR is making an unstable 60fps (dropping in and out of the high-40s and 50s and back to 60) appear to stay smooth - it helps with screen tearing as well when vsync isn't enable but the "smoothness" it provides is it's primary benefit, IMO. It's probably going to stay around this price through nest month.

[elbobo]

Just got a Sony X900h 85" for my basement rec room, I moved my PS4 down there.