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What Type of Screen do You Play your Console on?
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Kuranghi
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An opportunity to talk about my TV you say?!?:
You're going to regret asking
Its a Sony 65" ZD9, still lauded as the best LCD TV ever made in terms of dimming/HDR performance (Not for much longer probably though lol) due to having a full field brightness of 600 nits, peaks of 1600-1800 nits and ~646 dimming zones for amazing image depth:
Each zone is only 2.78 sq inches so even tiny bright things on a dark background rarely have blooming, compared to most other FALD LCDs. My flatmate has an Sony XF9005 which is lovely but the zones are 30 sq inches each so blooming is inevitable even with a great dimming algorithm.
It also comes in 75" and 100" versions, the latter of which I dream of owning due to it having ~1536 zones and a peak brightness of ~2800 nits(!!!):
It still blows my socks/eyeballs off every day, with both SDR and HDR content. I'm playing R&C:RA on it just now alongside a replay of RE:Village and its the business:
I also finally managed to get SDR looking correct in RE2/3 Remake (HDR is fucked in both, imo totally avoid it and forget it exists, they fixed it in RE8 thankfully) and thats been awesome seeing it look like the trailers finally (on my 11th run) and not have crushed or blown out shadows.
Bonus OLED fanboy antagonisation: One of the best things about it is when playing something in HDR, like Ghost of Tsushima, and you step out from darkness into the light and the whole room lights up with the sun on screen as if I actually just opened my curtains in the morning (hyper exaggeration, I know lol) and most importantly stays that bright and doesn't dim down. Or when I'm riding through a forest the sun keeps getting blocked momentarily by the trees and flashes on and off, its so bloody stunning.
If I play on my OLED then those scenes still having amazing depth to them, better in many ways due to the tech differences, but I don't get that feeling of pop and depth to the really large and bright areas from it nearly as much, even in the dark.
You're going to regret asking
Its a Sony 65" ZD9, still lauded as the best LCD TV ever made in terms of dimming/HDR performance (Not for much longer probably though
lol) due to having a full field brightness of 600 nits, peaks of 1600-1800 nits and ~646 dimming zones for amazing image depth:Each zone is only 2.78 sq inches so even tiny bright things on a dark background rarely have blooming, compared to most other FALD LCDs. My flatmate has an Sony XF9005 which is lovely but the zones are 30 sq inches each so blooming is inevitable even with a great dimming algorithm.
It also comes in 75" and 100" versions, the latter of which I dream of owning due to it having ~1536 zones
and a peak brightness of ~2800 nits(!!!):It still blows my socks/eyeballs off every day, with both SDR and HDR content. I'm playing R&C:RA on it just now alongside a replay of RE:Village and its the business:
I also finally managed to get SDR looking correct in RE2/3 Remake (HDR is fucked in both, imo totally avoid it and forget it exists, they fixed it in RE8 thankfully) and thats been awesome seeing it look like the trailers finally (on my 11th run
) and not have crushed or blown out shadows.Bonus OLED fanboy antagonisation: One of the best things about it is when playing something in HDR, like Ghost of Tsushima, and you step out from darkness into the light and the whole room lights up with the sun on screen as if I actually just opened my curtains in the morning (hyper exaggeration, I know lol) and most importantly stays that bright and doesn't dim down. Or when I'm riding through a forest the sun keeps getting blocked momentarily by the trees and flashes on and off, its so bloody stunning.
If I play on my OLED then those scenes still having amazing depth to them, better in many ways due to the tech differences, but I don't get that feeling of pop and depth to the really large and bright areas from it nearly as much, even in the dark.
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teezzy
Banned
I have one of these in my bedroom with a 360 hooked up
You truly don't need much more, or at least I dont
Reizo Ryuu
Gold Member
UHD XH90, also use it for pc.
hybrid_birth
Gold Member
I play on one of those new 65" 4k Mini LED TV's.
Fake
Member
Everything. The TV speakers, sound quality, the screen quality and the problems this TV have since day one. The only thing that save this TV is his game mode, but again when you active the game mode the TV speakers become even more trash. I forced to disable bitstream/DD and put PCM linear because the TV is impossible to listen at the game mode. Is by far the worst Game Mode implementation I have on TV and I already owed 3 Bravia TVs and 2 LG TVs. Even the Samsung Brazil support admit that the game mode have their issues, but nothing they can to do fix.
Ow, PC mode have more input latency than game mode.
I live in Brazil, so you should know that Samsung/LG TVs here are quite bad in comparison with the rest of the world. Samsung TVs on UK/USA normally are quite good in comparison with here.
This is the TV model if you're wondering.
Samsung 4k TV UN40JU6000G
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nightmare-slain
Member
i have a PS4 and play it on a crappy 42" 1080P tv from 2014.
when i get an Xbox Series X i'll be playing it on my 55" 4K OLED.
when i get an Xbox Series X i'll be playing it on my 55" 4K OLED.
Kuranghi
Member
I wish you could come round mine Teezzy, I'd show you buffy's giant books on my telly and you'd be like "Oh laudy mama I've been missing OUT!":
In fact everyone is invited to Kuranghi's, even OLED fanboys, but ofc I'll insist we top up their drinks every time they aren't looking and when they pass out we write "LCD4Lyfe" and the slightly more nerdy "While OLED produces a fantastic image it has issues with large bright scenes due to ABL and it displays low framerate content in such an accurate way that it demands motion post processing to avoid looking unpleasant" on their foreheads and arms.
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teezzy
Banned
Kuranghi
Member
Her giant books?
This is clearly not a regular sized book I think you'll agree.
edit - okay OKAY I'm sorry, replace "giant books" with "lovely face" then.
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teezzy
Banned
Kuranghi
Member
I watch Buffy on a CRT via Monster component cables... the way Jesus intended
...and I support that, because it was shot on film, and especially if its the DVDs. Anyway, PM when you are going to finally upgrade and I'll keep you right.
teezzy
Banned
ArtemisClydeFrog
Banned
I have an 65" LG CX and a 27" 1440p LG monitor. The PS5 is always hooked up to the CX because it's such a pain in the ass to move. My XSX ill move to either display, depending on where I want to play(living room or bedroom). I have a Switch dock hooked up to both the TV and monitor.
Not sure if these settings are remotely close to the 6000 series, but this website has not steered me wrong yet. They are pretty anal about their reviews and settings. With that said, try this link to see if it helps with that model.
CLICK ME
intbal
Member
Are your bezels thicc, tho?
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
My PC and my ps5 are hooked up to a CX. My switch is plugged into a 27 in 1440p monitor.
An opportunity to talk about my TV you say?!?:
You're going to regret asking
Its a Sony 65" ZD9, still lauded as the best LCD TV ever made in terms of dimming/HDR performance (Not for much longer probably though
Each zone is only 2.78 sq inches so even tiny bright things on a dark background rarely have blooming, compared to most other FALD LCDs. My flatmate has an Sony XF9005 which is lovely but the zones are 30 sq inches each so blooming is inevitable even with a great dimming algorithm.
It also comes in 75" and 100" versions, the latter of which I dream of owning due to it having ~1536 zones
It still blows my socks/eyeballs off every day, with both SDR and HDR content. I'm playing R&C:RA on it just now alongside a replay of RE:Village and its the business:
I also finally managed to get SDR looking correct in RE2/3 Remake (HDR is fucked in both, imo totally avoid it and forget it exists, they fixed it in RE8 thankfully) and thats been awesome seeing it look like the trailers finally (on my 11th run
Bonus OLED fanboy antagonisation: One of the best things about it is when playing something in HDR, like Ghost of Tsushima, and you step out from darkness into the light and the whole room lights up with the sun on screen as if I actually just opened my curtains in the morning (hyper exaggeration, I know lol) and most importantly stays that bright and doesn't dim down. Or when I'm riding through a forest the sun keeps getting blocked momentarily by the trees and flashes on and off, its so bloody stunning.
If I play on my OLED then those scenes still having amazing depth to them, better in many ways due to the tech differences, but I don't get that feeling of pop and depth to the really large and bright areas from it nearly as much, even in the dark.
Two things:
1. Innerspace rocks as an 80s movie
2. I am jelly of your setup. I go to Best Buy just to look at that thing in their (these-TVs-cost-as-much-as-two-months-mortgage room.) Would I love to own that, fuck yes. Can I? Hello no!
I am happy I got into even the X75 series. Gotta start somewhere.
Strider Highwind
Banned
an 65 inch LG C1 for the ps5 and series x in the living room, 65 inch cx in my man cave for my ps5 in there
GreatnessRD
Member
I play my PS4 Pro on a 1440p monitor and 4K TV when I take it in the living room.
teezzy
Banned
R6Rider
Gold Member
It's because each time he's carrying it to move it, he ends up in the bedroom with it instead.Ps5 more of a pain in the ass to move than xsx? Is it the fins?
Kuranghi
Member
1. Ultra agree, Joe Dante ftw.
2. Thanking you.
Tbh, I only have it because its ex-display and I was a Sony employee at the time it was going on clearance, so super duper lucky in that regard. Otherwise I'd have a 55" X930E, which is still awesome ofc but not mind-boggling like the Z9D.
PM when you are ready to upgrade and I'd be happy to give you (enthusiast-level) advice if you want it.
Knightime_X
Member
1440p for me.
I get both good image quality and performance for pc games and I don't even have that strong of a gpu card.
Absolutely love it!
I get both good image quality and performance for pc games and I don't even have that strong of a gpu card.
Absolutely love it!
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ArtemisClydeFrog
Banned
Ps5 more of a pain in the ass to move than xsx? Is it the fins?
Nah the beluga whale siding is fine, it's the fucking merry-go-round base that's the problem.
XSX is easy, unplug the power cord and move it. No ghetto ass stand that needs to be surgically fitted.
Fake
Member
40" UHD 4K Flat Smart TV JU6000 Series 6 | Samsung Support BR
40" UHD 4K Flat Smart TV JU6000 Series 6. Dicas e Soluções, Baixar Manual, Entre em contato conosco. Samsung Support BR
www.samsung.com
Keep in mind that RTINGS don't cover variant models. The model you look for can't be found in calibration sites because is an exclusive brazilian variant. The link you posted is about an UK variant.
Just look into the RTINGS answers and questions.
edit: Oh, the calibration was easy to be make in this TV.
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vodka-bull
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Dave_at_Home
Member
Posted this in pic in another thread so why not here too. Just got it a few days ago. Picked a up a Series X about two weeks ago from GameStop. Having that sitting in my den made me finally upgrade my living room TV.
55' Samsung QN90A
01011001
Banned
OLED is a dying breed in the TV space. even early Mini LED TVs rival OLED TVs now, and imagine what they will be like 2 years down the line when dimming zones will double or even quadruple.
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Imtjnotu
Member
Lol not a single mini led TV on the market rivals any of the LG c, or G or Sony oleds. Not even close..
Don't say stupid shit please
TheGodfather07
Member
65" oled in the living room and 55" led in my bedroom. both are 4k and hdr.
Ghost of Caelid
Banned
65' 4K LG OLED
Once you go black...
Once you go black...
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HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
Mainly on an LG 27GP950 4k 144hz HDMI 2.1 monitor but also a 77" C9
Imtjnotu
Member
Rockondevil
Member
Honestly surprised at the ratio of 4k to 1080p. I guess I'm more behind the times than I thought.
My Bravia is about 12 years old and still going strong so I haven't felt the need to update which has also made me not bother upgrading to the next gen consoles until my tv breaks and I get a 4k.
My Bravia is about 12 years old and still going strong so I haven't felt the need to update which has also made me not bother upgrading to the next gen consoles until my tv breaks and I get a 4k.