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Hopefully the real benefits of this will come at the end of the year, if the new consoles support VRR tech.
Still limited use to most PC gamers as you don't want one of these on your desk, and keyboard/mouse on a sofa is still horribly frustrating, but if the next gen consoles support it....could be a bit of a gamechanger. Won't care so much about fluctuating framerates then ;)
Both XSX and PS5 support VRR.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spud1
More annoyingly, LG's sets only support G-Sync with Turing cards.
yeah its really frustrating for PC users as 48" is basically too large for desk use (even a big desk) and the upcoming Asus and Acer options (32" 4k 144hz) are supposedly in the region of £3.5k when they release!
Can someone somewhere please address this gap in the market instead of the endless slew of ultra wides and basically "anything but the one thing 4k PC gaming needs".
damn I would give not one but both my testicles to have this as my main TV.Quote:
"an ideal second TV"
i'm looling forward to seeing Linus drop the box fumble with one.
The picture of the guy sitting 2ft away from a huge TV is wrong on so many levels.
I know. I sit at most 8 inches away from my TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by ohmaheid
Thats also the narrowest table i have ever seen, its like only 1/3 of my computer table at its most narrow place ( have a cutout on the front to "slide" into on the office chair )Quote:
Originally Posted by ohmaheid
And i sort of tried that using my 42" TV for a screen untill i was able to buy a monitor, i cant say it was annoying with the 1M i have to the screen, but it sure did take some getting used to.
Have you ever seen a smiley totally fill a 42" screen ? now there is something to lighten the mood :)
$1500..Hmm, I see they've price gouged the Gamer market by a good $200-$300 with the pricing, seeing as it's so full of idiots who will just throw money down the drain, in pursuit of extra e-peen.
A 48in TV should not be $1500.
High release price is just to milk the first wave of shopper that cannot keep their wallets in their pant for a few months.
48CX will drop in price to under 1000 Euro by end of year.
I bought my LG OLED 55C9 for 1150 Euro.
cliche question......BURN IN??
It's baffling isn't it? The one thing you'd reasonable expect. The explanation I can think of, is to fix prices high.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBANGerZ
4k 120Hz VRR big screen !?
The only thing preventing me from buying it is all the smart crap in the TV.
Make it curved, 43-45", and remove smart TV crap - it would be PERFECT.
but having multiple screen setup is ok ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ohmaheid
I guess you never tired to work with monitor of this size with 4k resolution.
@Tarinder - any chance Hexus could get one of these in for review? The usually good TV reviewers don't ever go in to the gaming functions well.
Nooooo! Don't make it curved. Being curved suits little, if any, reason at all.
Well it keeps the edges of the screen more perpendicular to your eye as long as you sit centrally and closer than the curve radius. So it makes sense in some circumstances, but choice is good.Quote:
Originally Posted by excalibur1814