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Looking to buy a TV to pair with my PS5. Most gaming I do on it are the story/adventure games (GoW, Ghosts of Tshushima, etc). From my experience with PC gaming, I found the sweet spot to be 1440p 120Hz.
Would modern 4k TVs be able to do 1440P 120Hz? The advertised resolution on most TVs is 4k60
How bad is input lag on TVs? What ms specification makes it not noticeable?
Thanks
Shopping for a PS5 gaming TV and torn between OLED (burn-in concerns) and Mini-LED options. Is VRR performance noticeably different between them? Looking for something that handles both bright room gaming and dark room movies well. What's your experience with current gen gaming TVs regarding input lag and HDR gaming?
I’m looking to upgrade my TV to utilize more of the PS5’s abilities, and generally a better experience overall. I currently have a Samsung 4K QLED 55’, and it works great, but it is not OLED-quality and 120hz.
Looking into it, it seems the LG C4 is very well received and has good compatibility with the base PS5 and PS5 pro. For those that have it, are you satisified? Any other recommendations?
Appreciate the help!
Hi everyone! I’m new to the PS5 world and am looking to upgrade my TV for the best possible gaming experience. I’ve heard that certain TVs can really enhance PS5 gaming, especially those with 4K resolution, high refresh rates, and features like HDR and HDMI 2.1. My goal is to find a TV that takes full advantage of the PS5’s graphics and performance capabilities. From clarity to motion smoothness, I’d love to know what makes a TV truly exceptional for gaming on this console. So, which TV is currently the best for PS5, in your opinion?
I’d really love to hear feedback from other users. If you’ve had hands-on experience with any of these models or others, your insights on things like input lag, brightness levels, and overall gaming performance would be so helpful.
Thanks a ton in advance for your advice! Whether it’s a specific model you’re enjoying or one you’d recommend avoiding, any recommendations would be appreciated.