LG Monitor
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@LIONED-33_XBL Thanks, I'd rather not spend the money but I want to make sure I can be more competitive than what I am with a $400 TV.
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@sigiperez4_MLBTS I'm not sure I can either, but it looks incredible!
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@sigiperez4_MLBTS said in LG Monitor:
@LIONED-33_XBL Thanks, I'd rather not spend the money but I want to make sure I can be more competitive than what I am with a $400 TV.
This is what I have and love it. Mine is a 42”.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/c2-oled
They’ve come a long way since I bought this, so you could probably find something along these lines in the price range you’re looking for.
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You should get at least 120 refresh rate (MLB The Show is capped at 120) and at least 1080p graphics from a gaming console monitor, and this meets both requirements.
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@Talkingben9558_XBL 4K 60FPS > 1K 120FPS
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How about a 65’ LG oled c9. Every
Ones always says it’s as good as a monitor but I wonder how my game would change if I were playing on a monitor over a TV -
@RAisEdByGoAt_XBL said in LG Monitor:
How about a 65’ LG oled c9. Every
Ones always says it’s as good as a monitor but I wonder how my game would change if I were playing on a monitor over a TVCompare it to any monitor - you'll see it would be worth it.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/c9-oled
I have the 42" C2 and like it very much...more than any of my other monitors (and I have six monitors).
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If you can afford it 43 inch gaming monitor that supports 4k and 120 hz/ fps. Mlb the show caps at 120 and 4k so you do not need anything better than that. Also make sure 1 ms or lower frame rate. Get a better wired controller and make sure everything is hard wired directly into the internet, that includes your monitor and gaming counsel.
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@Blind_Bleeder_PSN
It’ll be worth it to get a monitor or get a better C series or newer TV ? -
@RAisEdByGoAt_XBL said in LG Monitor:
@Blind_Bleeder_PSN
It’ll be worth it to get a monitor or get a better C series or newer TV ?Compare the viewing devices you’re considering at rtings.com along with the one you are using. Take into consideration the price range you’re willing to go for, with the specs that will give you the best results.
OLED TVs and monitors have better specs than non-OLED. There may be some devices with even newer tech, but the price point may not optimal.
My C2 is better across the board than my 4K monitor. The game is smoother, and I hit better using the C2 (this isn’t saying much since, comparably, I’m a lousy hitter).
I’d let you see the difference between the screens in my “office” but I’m sure you’re nowhere close to the NorCal Sierra.
