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I have a 70" LED, but I'm copping a 55" OLED next month might have to throw the big set in the bushes
4K TVs aren't ready yet
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I have a 70" LED, but I'm copping a 55" OLED next month might have to throw the big set in the bushes
spliz
SplizThaDon
Damn. Goin from 70 to 55". U gonna def notice that size difference bro. I would save up some more and atleast grab up a 60.I have a 70" LED, but I'm copping a 55" OLED next month might have to throw the big set in the bushes
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Breh, my 70" died and was out of commission for about a month. I was watching on 32" set during that time
lolDo you know who you're talking to?
Nothing is ever good enough
Once he gets 4k working he'll want to know when 16k's coming out
People get very defensive about their purchases breh.1 star
4K is absolutely pointless right now especially when you consider that almost everyone on this forum either plays on the PS4, XBOX One, or the Wii U and THEN on the PC. Then to experience true 4K glory in PC gaming you are looking at a HEAVY price tag to do it.
I will invest in a 4K TV in MAYBE 2017 depending on how nVidia and AMD handle it going forward. 1080P or 1440P is just fine as long as you have nice sets, all this pixel pushing BS has to come to an end anyway...we are seeing a point of diminishing returns unless everyone is looking to buy 100" TVs down the line.
Does amd or nvidia have a hdmi 2.0 compliant video card yet?
spliz
SplizThaDon
Damn bro..smhBreh, my 70" died and was out of commission for about a month. I was watching on 32" set during that time
24999.99???
Yep!... but I looked up some info and LG's 1080p OLED TVs have better image quality than base 4K/UHD TVs... so instead of wasting 20k+, just use 1080p OLED TVs until the 4K OLEDs price drops...
basically; from best quality to HD quality:
2160p/(4k/UHD) OLED
1080p/(HD) OLED <----- Best, most attainable TV now...
2160p/(4k/UHD) LED
1080p(HD) LED
I agree but resolution isn't the only factor...a $2k 4k led isn't the same quality as a $10k 4k from the same manufacturer and top of the line plasmas definitely bang with the top of the line led's
No newer models but newer doesn't always mean better; top of the line tvs are better then there lower tier counter parts for generations to come.
i plan on my next TV being a 4k....(4-5 years from now) hopefully the tech has advanced but as said. no 1080 or 4k content...even still today. and i've had a 1080p tv for 7 years....
I need a new tv bad (my current samsung 1080p is starting to act up). I wanna go 4K, but maybe those 1080p oleds are where it's at. I'll see next weekend when I'm back in town. I might try another samung 4K though
Nvidia does. I think all the 9xx cards have hdmi 2.0. AMD's latest cards don't support hdmi 2.0