what size tv yall gaming on?

[benjamin]

43in Smart Vizio... I've NEVER understood the appeal on playing games on big ass screens
The 43in seems too big imo, I don't see myself getting a TV bigger than 50in.. but I may splurge on a projector one of these days...

makes the experience more realistic, for example, last night me and the wife was playing alien isolation on the 70 inch, the alien is literally huge on that screen, makes the jump scares all that more terrifying ..the truth is, anything more than a 55 inch is just showing off but I would say anything less than a 55 is cutting yourself short, graphical wise.

 

[PS5 Pro]

makes the experience more realistic, for example, last night me and the wife was playing alien isolation on the 70 inch, the alien is literally huge on that screen, makes the jump scares all that more terrifying ..the truth is, anything more than a 55 inch is just showing off but I would say anything less than a 55 is cutting yourself short, graphical wise.

That has nothing to do with graphics, you just got a TV that was better quality than the previous one. You're giving credit to the size when its really things like the contrast ratio that make for a better picture. But why I quoted you was the comment about best size being 55in. Its not even GOOD for your eyes to be gaming on a TV that big unless you was sitting a good distance from the TV. Farther than what would be ideal for gaming tho. There is a reason Arcades don't have 55in screens. For gaming, its best to be about 4-6ft from the "screen" but its not good to be that close to a big TV

PC monitors are not that big

Gaming tournaments use small TVs for the most part as well

 

[Amphibious]

50 INCH.

 

[abominable1]

got an Hitachi Hi def projector -
so whatever size the wall is

( dead space was the shyt played like that)


also have a 39" tv that i am using as a monitor for my PC gaming

 

[benjamin]

That has nothing to do with graphics, you just got a TV that was better quality than the previous one. You're giving credit to the size when its really things like the contrast ratio that make for a better picture. But why I quoted you was the comment about best size being 55in. Its not even GOOD for your eyes to be gaming on a TV that big unless you was sitting a good distance from the TV. Farther than what would be ideal for gaming tho. There is a reason Arcades don't have 55in screens. For gaming, its best to be about 4-6ft from the "screen" but its not good to be that close to a big TV

PC monitors are not that big

Gaming tournaments use small TVs for the most part as well

wrong...i have a 42 inch samsung, a 55 inch panasonic, a 40 hitachi and a 70 inch...the bigger the tv the better the graphics, to a point...i aint playing on anything under a 55 inch..step your game up herb..get yo money right..

 

[jdubnyce]

2011 model Panasonic VIERA TC-P65VT30

 

[PS5 Pro]

wrong...i have a 42 inch samsung, a 55 inch panasonic, a 40 hitachi and a 70 inch...the bigger the tv the better the graphics, to a point...i aint playing on anything under a 55 inch..step your game up herb..get yo money right..

I was trying to "educate you" but ignorance is bliss for some people. You thinking bigger means better graphics is hilarious. I've already explained why its not ideal. Good day sir, I am no longer permitted to post in this fine establishment. You will have to learn these things from another website

 

[Roid Jones]

42 inch

 

[thaKEAF]

60 inch samsung

 

[TryObsidian?]

I heard smart TV's can get hacked, and people can look at you and watch you sleep

 

[RNS]

55 inch LG 4K TV

 

[benjamin]

I heard smart TV's can get hacked, and people can look at you and watch you sleep

This nikka here....

 

[little lizard]

This nikka here....

he is actually right if it has a camera on it and internet enabled

 

[Black Cac]

That applies to any internet enabled device with camera

 

[Methodical]

I don't like to play video game on big ass TV like over 50 inch, it doesn't sit right with me.

32 inch for PS4, 19 inch for Xbox 360, 55 inch for movie/tv/sports, etc.