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What televsion do you own?
- Thread starter Star-Lord
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Is this site accurate?
I've found that info trying to learn more about that set I'm thinking of buying. I've seen several sites stating it's 50 Hz but there it says 50/60 Hz. How can it be both and why would any set released in 2019 be 50 Hz? Does it mean it supports a 50 Hz signal from European television (TDT) but the set natively works at 60?
Also it says 8 bit + FRC; Is that a bad thing, do real 10 bit panels exist, and what's the difference? I mean, it's already an IPS, if it doesn't have pure 10 bit image processing why does it even support every HDR type, what's the point?
Thank you if whoever answers.
I've found that info trying to learn more about that set I'm thinking of buying. I've seen several sites stating it's 50 Hz but there it says 50/60 Hz. How can it be both and why would any set released in 2019 be 50 Hz? Does it mean it supports a 50 Hz signal from European television (TDT) but the set natively works at 60?
Also it says 8 bit + FRC; Is that a bad thing, do real 10 bit panels exist, and what's the difference? I mean, it's already an IPS, if it doesn't have pure 10 bit image processing why does it even support every HDR type, what's the point?
Thank you if whoever answers.
I have this crappy Vizio 40"-ish that is barely working. The remote buttons don't work except for the volume, the top half of the screen will freeze when you turn the tv on and will continue to freeze until the tv warms up for some reason.
Still, not in our budget to buy a new tv atm so we're just making do with what we got.
Still, not in our budget to buy a new tv atm so we're just making do with what we got.
2017 55" Vizio M Series, a remarkably good TV for the price at the time.
I want to upgrade to an OLED, but also want to go up in size, and just can't justify the cost of a 65" OLED. I don't watch movies/game enough in that room.
I want to upgrade to an OLED, but also want to go up in size, and just can't justify the cost of a 65" OLED. I don't watch movies/game enough in that room.
55" LG B9 OLED. Got it this year and it looks just incredible
In the bedroom i have my old trusty 50" Panasonic Plasma, still looks great
In the bedroom i have my old trusty 50" Panasonic Plasma, still looks great
Currently a 2015 Vizio M70-C3 70" 4K
I'm waiting until the new consoles come out then I'll probably get a new TV next year and put this one in my living room. The living room one will go in the master bedroom. The old hunk of junk Samsung from the master bedroom will go on the back patio or maybe in the garage.
I'm waiting until the new consoles come out then I'll probably get a new TV next year and put this one in my living room. The living room one will go in the master bedroom. The old hunk of junk Samsung from the master bedroom will go on the back patio or maybe in the garage.
couldn't tell you the exact model. it's a 1080p panasonic i bought in 2014 for dirt cheap.
i don't really care about quality when it comes to TVs. i'm only using it for playing on my PS4/Switch anyway and maybe some youtube/netflix.
i might spend a bit more this year when i get a 4K tv. i just feel 42" is too small for me now. looking at 55-60". will go with the cheapest again.
i don't really care about quality when it comes to TVs. i'm only using it for playing on my PS4/Switch anyway and maybe some youtube/netflix.
i might spend a bit more this year when i get a 4K tv. i just feel 42" is too small for me now. looking at 55-60". will go with the cheapest again.
55" Samsung MU8000.
I desperately wanted a 4K HDR TV, so I got this one because it has native Steam Link support. Now I'm in a new place and it's a bit too small for how far I'm sitting, so I'm already looking forward to replacing it in a couple of years.
I desperately wanted a 4K HDR TV, so I got this one because it has native Steam Link support. Now I'm in a new place and it's a bit too small for how far I'm sitting, so I'm already looking forward to replacing it in a couple of years.
I got one of the last plasmas with Samsung 64" f8500. It's nice and oled like, but modern oled with HDR will blow it out the water.
50" Panasonic Plasma 1080p that just keeps ticking. I can't bring myself to replace it.
I did treat myself to a 27" IPS G-Sync AOC monitor a couple of years ago though.
I did treat myself to a 27" IPS G-Sync AOC monitor a couple of years ago though.
I own a 32" HD Ready Sony TV I bought so many years ago now. I said I'll only buy a new one when this one breaks. Now I'm pretty sure it's been about 12 years now and it's not even on the blink, it works perfectly. At this point I'm just cheering it on. Keep going, lil guy. I'm really getting my £300 worth.
You will pry my last-gen Pioneer Kuro from my cold, dead hands. 50" Elite 101FD.
Actually do kind of want it to die so I can make the LG OLED jump, but it's still a pretty great TV.
Actually do kind of want it to die so I can make the LG OLED jump, but it's still a pretty great TV.
55" LG B6 OLED. Kind of been eyeing the new Vizio P Quantum X Series though, as they seem to be really nicely reviewed.
