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do you game on them? i was gaming on a friend's TV once, suffice to say there is some extremely noticeable "lag"

caused me much of my deaths in Dark Souls 3 due to failed dodge timing

Game Mode. Cuts down the lag.

Sorry haven't been online for awhile..

Its a Dell Pro series, you can get refurbished units for as cheap as 200 bucks, depends on size la.

An update:

Installed Zotac Geforce GTX1080 AMP Extreme:

Nice Setup Bro

Bro. Given an option. Would you run the setup for 4k resolution 60hz with display port 1.4 or HDMI 2.0 if the TV/Monitor supports both input.

TV means living room, means connecting to an AVR which means HDMI2.0 has a better advantage. Monitor, I'll go for DP. They're not mutually the same. there's only one TV in the world with DP connection, and no AVR in the world does DP for audio post-processing. I dont watch movies on the living room TV with audio coming from the TV, TV audio is usually crappy compared to a dedicated HT surround system.

Is that Zotac 1080 AMP! Edition? Look so much bulkier and thick than I expected....

Mine is Zotac 1080 AMP Extreme Edition.

AMP Edition has dual fans, AMP Extreme Edition has triple fans.

so far Sony W950B seems to best choice. http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/w950b

The best are Vizio TVs, not that Sony. With Samsung 4KTVs not far behind. http://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/inputs/input-lag

Even my JS8500 55" 4KTV with its 35.9ms input lag, does not exhibit motion disparity between when I press my buttons and when the actions are displayed on screen. And I play fighting games (SFV, KI, MKX) exclusively on this, any input lag would be disastrous with fast reflex-based games like these.

Not easy to find vizio here.. im using an ancient lg led tv some input lag but not so bad can avoid hits in Witcher 3 still.

In the end, you adapt and improvise. You can never do in really laggy TVs for very twitchy games like CS:Go, but fighting games (which are very susceptible to input lag) has been on consoles for a long time, and people adapted. What worse, is that you may have a 1ms GTG monitor, but your internet connection here may have introduced a much more severe lag than any input lag from the display alone.

This post has been edited by kianweic: Aug 1 2016, 07:20 AM

Everything is at sorry state here. Room in Japan is very narrow but comfy.





This post has been edited by sonicstream: Aug 1 2016, 07:55 PM

wah bro, 550W can run so many pcs of HD+GTX1080+i7.

Done the watt calculation and with PC on load consume around 480W roughly in total.

I'm impressed that GTX 1080's maximum wattage is just 187W, showing that how power efficient it is. Have the 16nm architecture to thanks for.

This post has been edited by sonicstream: Aug 2 2016, 06:22 PM