What not sure specifically you're talking about being the fakest news, but everything I've said is speculative obviously since nobody knows what either system of capable of. But I've seen more hardware related ?s on the PS5 vs the SX.
Same here. The had the tag but nothing in the case. I asked the associate and he found they had two in the back. Now to decide if I want to sell my Arctis 7...
Why is that not a good look?
What’s wrong with the LG Nano? I feel like rtings and other YouTube reviewers are far too critical. The reviews are good everywhere else. I mean; there really aren’t a lot of affordable options for a tv that checks off all the boxes, including TWO HDMI 2.1 ports. One for each new console. Seems like a no-brainer to me. Plus the whole “burn-in” potential on OLED, even though I’ve heard is much better now, still scares me away to not want to take that risk of spending that much to have it happen.
LOL I'm not young by any means.
I don't know if you understood me before, so let me try restating: the PS5 SSD's special features features are literally not active in any of those games. They told us that they wouldn't be way back in March. The PS5 SSD performs like a standard SSD in BC titles. Their 'making a big deal' only referred to how the SSD would work with games designed to work with its features, AKA PS5 native games. Every game tested is a BC title, not one that can actually use the PS5's SSD.
Are there any good ones that are about 40-43 inches that aren’t over $600? Or to get a big difference to you have to spend like $1,000+
Make sure you compare the specs when going below 55” ... I noticed that many models lose features as well size in the 40-43-50” range
No idea whats wrong with the nano personally, never looked into that tv. I just know reddit always says dont buy it. You are right, every tv has some problems, none are perfect. Im probably going for x900h out of all the ones i mentioned. lg cx could get burn in, samsung might have dirty screen effect, tcl is panel lottery, sony seems best bang for the buck.
I’ve been reading that it looks at that small of a screen (43 inch) you can’t get that much of a difference/benefit with different models. If anyone knows differently let me know, I’m trying to get one in my gaming room, anything bigger than 43 inch would probably burn my eyes out with the set up lol.
Same. I ordered one for local pickup at Best Buy on the 12th early this morning since it was in-stock. BB also charged me for the PS5 pickup on launch day, so I officially have one waiting. Not sure wtf is going on at Target, but they blew it.
You get what you pay for when it comes to TVs. You need to make a moderate investment in order to get good HDR results. The visual improvements have almost nothing to do with 4K resolution and everything to do with High Dynamic Range. The 55" Sony 900H for $899 is what I would recommend for a solid benchmark level of noticeable 4K HDR improvement.
What tv do you have right now and what tv do you consider as a mid level tv?
I have a Sony 930E from 2017. The 1500 nits peak brightness makes for excellent HDR. It was the same price as an LG B7 or C7 when I purchased it, but I prefer a strong LCD. I initially bought the Sony 900E and was so impressed with it, but I really wanted that higher brightness and better built-in speakers. So I exchanged it for the 930E and am 110% satisfied to this day. Brightness and color contrast are the most important aspects of a high-end set. I'd consider the 900H the top of the mid-range, which is what you really want to shoot for.
LCD technology has only regressed since 2017 and fallen into cheaper price and performance brackets. Nothing is better than the 2016-17 Sony Z9D (among LCDs) if you can pick one up on the secondary market. However, people also want HDMI 2.1 for gaming now (G-sync capability at 120Hz).
I was going to wait too but the ps collection, and potentially another stay at home order made the decision easy for me.
Thanks, I'll keep those model in mind. The price seems very reasonable to me. I thought a decent one would be more pricey.I have a Sony 930E from 2017. The 1500 nits peak brightness makes for excellent HDR. It was the same price as an LG B7 or C7 when I purchased it, but I prefer a strong LCD. I initially bought the Sony 900E and was so impressed with it, but I really wanted that higher brightness and better built-in speakers. So I exchanged it for the 930E and am 100% satisfied to this day. Brightness and color contrast are the most important aspects of a high-end set. I'd consider the 900H the top of the mid-range, which is what you really want to shoot for.
The 950H is really the best 4K HDR set for your money but the problem is that it doesn't do HDMI 2.1!
Exactly!!! The point is that it is amazing what kind of 4K HDR performance you can get for $1000 now.
I realize this, but I also don’t want to pay over a grand, and I don’t want OLED.
Sony x900h has two HDMI 2.1 ports (ports 3 and 4)
It is a very big disappointment. I certainly wouldn't be budgeting for a $150-200 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD.
Yeah; I see that now. The pictures don’t specifically say on the back of the TV like the Nano does. Edited my post. I see they recently released a firmware update to support it. Good thing is it’s around the same price of the Nano. This may be my TV!
I didn't see your earlier post since I wasn't quoted/didn't get the notification and instead just jumped to who quoted me but interesting point, I had just assumed the PS5's SSD would simply make everything faster.
Im planning on picking one up during black friday.
I have the 900h and an LG CX. I love my OLED but the 900H is damn close in picture quality in real life application. Plus no burn in fears.
No problem dude, I just thought I did a bad job of explaining it.
Always go as big as you can with a TV. You will always regret going with the smaller one.
Yeah I currently have a 55 inch and as much as I'd love a bigger TV I think a 65 inch would be too big, but should probably do some measuring to be sure.
For sure measure. Conceptually it sounds way bigger. In practice it’s really not. Good luck with the TV. You’re gonna love it.
I’m interested in godfall too, but I’m waiting on reviews first. I’m starting with AC valhalla then cyberpunk. After that maybe watchdogs, but honestly it’ll probably be February or March before I’m done with the first two, so who knows
Well which tv do you like best for gaming? Considering motion and general hdr picture.
Can’t really say right now since I don’t have a 120 source. I’ll update on Tuesday if you can wait.
