I'm thinking about buying a 32' flatscreen for Christmas. It's main use will be gaming and I have [b]no idea[/b] which brand is the best so I could really use some help here.
Which brand do you have? LED or Plasma? Is 1080 [i]really[/i] better than 720 if it's only 32 inches? Any help would be much appreciated!
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I use a projector on a huge screen and there is no screen lag plus you have a great screen for watching movies and TV
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I bought a gaming monitor and it's better than any tv I've used before
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I dont think it matters. I mean I just use a off brand monitor and im good
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What console do you have? If you have an xbox, do not get a sony tv. As they don't 'like' eachother. It will still work, but will black out every once in awhile for a second.. it's annoying when I'm in a middle of a competitive match.
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BenQ gaming tv monitor if u want no delay between controller and movement on screen. It's the type of thing MLG uses.
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2 RepliesDon't buy plasma. Take this advice. Can't remember why but trust me bro you don't want a plasma.
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I've always like Panasonic. Every other TV I've ever used has had input lag.
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Samsung TV's are by far the best I've ever used
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I didn't know it mattered. Don't they display in the same resolution?
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Don't get plasma for gaming.
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Get a gaming monitor
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Samsung is gud
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I have a 45" vizio. I love it
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1 ReplyJust as Samsung is the best phone... They make a mean TV.
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Edited by Grandpa Gamer: 12/20/2015 2:43:55 AMSamsung or Sony for a decent TV.
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My vizio is great.
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If you are playing FPS you get what Pro Esports Uses and get the BenQ 24 or 27 inch gaming monitor
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Get a computer monitor with a high refresh rate. Better that any TV.
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Edited by Ox-_Azza-_xO: 12/20/2015 1:26:44 AMI think Samsung is the best quality but apparently Panasonic has the best frame rate, but I just bought a 50 inch samsung and frame rate/motion blur on the samsung seems better (probably because it's a newer tv and the picture is much better). The only thing to really worry about is the size, going from a 42 inch to a 50 felt strange especially on fps. But once you get used to it headshots are too easy [spoiler]btw don't do plasma as the energy rating is bad and you can get screen burn[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesProbably Samsung. That's all I've bought for the last couple years, been really happy with them. I heard Vizio's customer service and whatnot is shit, so I wouldn't go with them (I can't confirm that, because I've never bought Vizio, but why risk it when the others are just as good or better than Vizio, right?)
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I'm using a computer screen.
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From what I've noticed, 1080 is definitely better than 720. I've had a 32 inch 1080p LED Scepter for about a year and a half now, and it's been perfect for me so far.
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Get a curved monitor instead.
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I doubt it matters enough to pick based on brand. But I think Sony and Samsung are the gold standard.
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2 RepliesPanasonic