lol, im using a 40" hd one atm...
mah tv :D :D
Printable View
lol, im using a 40" hd one atm...
mah tv :D :D
Isn't it too bright...?Quote:
Originally Posted by xGREAPER
I'm going to do that when I get my PC...:)
Just make sure you get a high resolution TV with an HDMI port,nothing lower then 1920x1080.(also make sure your GPU has an HDMI port)Quote:
Originally Posted by rootworm41
The major disadvantage of a TV is the low refresh time.
^ This.Quote:
Originally Posted by DCWarhound
TVs have a refresh rate of 30Hz which kind of sucks when PC gaming.
I somehow remember my TV refreshing at 60HzQuote:
Originally Posted by DuckKnuckle
I actually meant the response time,most decent new TV's come with 60hz.Quote:
Originally Posted by rootworm41
Ideally you want a TV with 120hz refresh rate with around 2-4ms response time though they are fairly expensive.
Even TV's in the 9k range will have response times around 40ms which is fairly high.
Why not go for a 24"?
http://www.takealot.com/computers/mo...nitor,29693091
Pros:
- Dell's next business day 3 year warranty
- Adjustable Height
- Turn your screen 90 degree for reading
Cons:
- Does not have HDMI.
- Slightly thicker than the Samsung products
And while we are at it about TVs, here's one that doesn't cost an arm and partial liver, but delivers a decent refresh rate:
http://www.rebeltech.co.za/index.php...oducts_id=6451
Putting my tv onto sports mode makes everything in-game look a million times better... (Clearer and better colors)
Isn't the screen a bit too big?Quote:
Originally Posted by xGREAPER
i dont like the feel of p[laying on it... there is too much info for your eyes to take and you get headaches rather quicker than on a monitor