Question about what TV/Monitor to play on?
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@xTLEOPIZZO11x said in Question about what TV/Monitor to play on?:
My ASUS 24” monitor is incredible
I second this. Night and day difference.
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Just got one this week. Had only played on TV until now. Huge diff. This was on sale at Amazon for 159.00. A steal!
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A monitor is the best option...period
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@xTLEOPIZZO11x said in Question about what TV/Monitor to play on?:
My ASUS 24” monitor is incredible
Picked up a 24" Asus monitor today and it feels llike night and day. Problem is now im early, very early on pretty much everything lol
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@bonion said in Question about what TV/Monitor to play on?:
45 inch LED Samsung with HDMI input renamed to PC on game mode. Renaming input to PC reduces m/s for any Samsung owner out there
What?!?!?? I just switched this. Now, I just need my kids to go to sleep so I can see the difference. A couple days ago I realized that i had somehow turned off game mode, and it was amazing how much better I played online when I turned it back in. If what you just said also makes a difference I better start making room for my 12-0 and top 50 nameplates...or maybe my blood pressure will go down at least.
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@bonion said in Question about what TV/Monitor to play on?:
@MathMan5072 google it a minute “renaming hdmi input to PC” you will see solid facts
Meh. Game mode improves nothing on mine.
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@bonion said in Question about what TV/Monitor to play on?:
@MathMan5072 google it a minute “renaming hdmi input to PC” you will see solid facts
is this just a samsung thing? I have a panasonic and I switch it to game mode but I don't see any difference really. I still can't get near a fastball online. Is there something else I can do here?
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@Bronco2005 said in Question about what TV/Monitor to play on?:
Debating over getting a bigger TV, smaller TV, or monitor. Do you recommend playing on something bigger or smaller? What do you guys play on? Thanks
In this case, size doesn’t really matter. Input lag matters. And I guess response time.
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Go onto a website called rtings.com. They do a lot of tests on TV's, monitors, headphones, etc. One of the cool things about their monitor reviews is that they measure input lag @60hz (PS4, Cable TV etc are all running at 60hz). Any monitor with a native resolution refresh rate below 9ms (the fastest they've tested in 5 years is 8.2) will feel almost like playing Nintendo on a tube.
The other important thing is to match the resolution to the source. If you have a PS4 pro running at 4k, then get a 4k monitor. If you don't...then try to find a 1080p monitor. This matters because if the monitor's native resolution is 4k, and it's being fed a 1080p source, then the monitor will have to upscale the image to fill the screen...this will create some input lag.
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