I was thinking about this recently. I have a 4K 60hz screen and would never sacrifice resolution for hz.
I’ve never seen 120+ and whilst part of me wants to see it, the other part says don’t bother as it’s going to open my wallet up.
However, I have experience both bad and good 60fps. Assetto Corsa is a bit annoying to get really smooth despite a solid 60fps but other games like Resident Evil 7 I look at in 1440p 60fps and it’s gloriously smooth...so smooth that my brain can’t compute improvement even vs. Real life.
Far Cry 4 always felt like it could be smoother even at rock solid 60fps so I’m wondering whether 60fps is as bad as all you converts say.
30fps is unplayable for me so I do understand my own limit.
4K TV looks stunning compared to a monitor.
HDR?
Terrible for games though, try a driving game or fps back to back.
If you prefer 4k 60hz over 1440p 144hz you are not a gamer
I don't use HDR it doesn't work very well.
And it's not terrible for games, and that has no bearing on who is a "gamer" or not.
TV lag is awful, even worse on 4k telly, if you like "cinematic waffle" games its great but actual games they horriible to use
Got no issues with my TV.
Its because you used to it, what i'm saying is if you had pc monitor next to it, played a responsive racing or fps game for 20mins then stick the lead into your TV you will be like urgh what is this! TV's fine for interactive animation entertainment but for games that have direct feedback you will notice big difference when played back to back. Depends what you into.
I agree, TV technology and quality control is much better these days. Horizon: Zero Dawn looks absolutely amazing in HDR on the OLED, even though that's not even native 4k. The picture quality is leagues ahead of most monitors.4K TV looks stunning compared to a monitor.
Some people don't notice it but even using the desktop on my main PC it is extremely noticeable.My laptop is 120Hz.
My laptop is 120Hz.
If you don't play FPS' that much is it that much of an upgrade? Worth if for third person adventure type games and older stuff?
I can't notice the difference, my TV is 60Hz, monitor 75Hz, and laptop screen is 120Hz, I honestly don't know what difference I'm trying to look for?
ok but my comparison is valid for 4k tv 60hz v any reasonable monitor at 60hz also. The difference is light and day even at same Hz, once you start comparing tv's to higher refresh monitors the difference is even bigger.