Most of the time, seller will cancel and give reason that price was keyed wrongly. But they will givr RM50 vpucher as compensation

That’s without Old Hunter DLC.

Not sure how LG TV handle HDR signal. Usually when the TV detect HDR signal, the backlight is automatically adjusted to max (i.e. 20)

Then manually adjust your backlight to 20.

Also, check if your firmware is up to date.

Gamers Hideout, Heavy-Arm. Should have CNY sales coming soon or already started. Buying on Lazada/11street is actually very safe and usually have the best price. You can research prices on Lazada before visiting these stores

likely not a problem.

the better explanation is - you need to buy DLC from the same region in order for it to 'apply' to your base game. after that, don't think it matters whether u login into ur which account to play

there's still part 2 starting 14 Feb to 21 Feb

KS8000 is code for US model. The equivalent model in Malaysia is KS7000. Not likely you can find it now since it's 2016 model, and everybody literally bought whatever is left after seeing the pricing and specs for 2017 model

For 2017 models, Samsung got greedy and split the 2016 KS models into 2 line-ups

MU8000, MU9000 - have Wide Color Gamut (but not as good) and suppossedly can reach 1000nits of peak brightness (though rtings test suggest otherwise). Build wise similar to KS models but lack Quantum Dot Technology

QLED series - using Quantum Dot Technology and supposedly have higher peak brightness of 1500nits. More expensive

To achieve ‘true HDR’, the specs for LCD TV are at least 1000nits of peak brightness and have WCG. 4K TVs that can meet this spec will usually carry the ‘Ultra HD Premium Certified’ logo bestowed by the UHD Alliance.

You see a lot of mid-range 4K TVs marketing they have HDR - truth is they can receive HDR signal, but they can’t output the required PQ quality. You get some improvement compare to non-HDR, but it’s not the 100% HDR experience.

If not urgent, you might as well wait after March/April when new 2018 models arrived. Then price for 2017 models should be reduced to clear stocks.

For comparison, you can get a 55’’ KS7000 for about RM5000 this time last year. I kinda doubt you can get a 55’’ inch Samsung Q7F at this price...

This post has been edited by tohff7: Mar 1 2018, 03:35 AM

To do HDR justice, yes u need at least 1000nits with wide color gamut

Enjoying is a subjective matter tbh I upgraded from a 5-year old 32" Philips Full HD LCD to 55" Samsung KS7000 and it was a huge WOW for me. After a year using, how i wish I could have gotten bigger size...

Anyway in general, I think ppl recommend 55" inch and above for 4K TV. That's why u see very few choices below 55" because is not really recommended (unless ur TV viewing distance is quite near). think the smallest size 4K TV is like 49" at least?

don't think it will make any difference.

PS4 can auto-detect the resolution of your TV.

both TV don't have HDR capability.

HDR not need setting 1. PS4 Pro will auto-detect what your TV is capable.

it's your TV problem, not PS4 Pro

at least you get better frame rates and boost mode

Try switching ur HDMI port around? And also check Samsung TV setting and enable “HDMI UHD Color”

2160p is 4K. But non HDR content should normally output using 2160p RGB.

Considering you own a GTX 1060 rig, I'll say go for PRO. Scared you later get fed-up by the FPS and resolution

Not true. The better performance of PS4 Pro is worth the buy over slim. Better FPS, Boost Mode and not to mention that Sony recently patch it with Supersampling mode (meaning better graphics even with a non-4K TV or monitor)

Some games are quite horrible to run at 4K because it was not optimised in the first place. For eg FFXV at 4K still have framedrop issues

Not all Pro-Enabled games have the same graphics performance.

Anyway, the whole point of the discussion is that it is not a waste to use a PS4 Pro on a 1080p TV. You’ll still get better graphics performance and supersampling mode.

Will it be better with a 4K TV? Depends. I doubt your average Msian gamers can buy those high-end TVs which have true HDR

This post has been edited by tohff7: Mar 22 2018, 07:31 PM

actually, the price difference is not much now RM999-1100 for Slim vs. RM1299-1399 for Pro. Just the difference of 1-2 new game title.

When Pro was RM1799-1899 during launch time and out of stock last time, then I understand la...

Anyway, it's up to individuals. But I always feel if you need to care about RM100-200 difference, then owning a PS4 might not be good (financial wise) since a game can easily cost that much

Usually when there’s a Lazada sales campaign, you’ll see sellers emerge selling basic PS4 Pro console (console + 1 controller) for that level of pricing.

At RM1799 should easily get a PS4 Pro + 2 controllers + 1 or 2 games + PS Plus or extended warranty at game shops.

Those listing in Lazada currently just hoping someone will impulse buy before surveying.

there's nearby interference from other WiFi/Bluetooth gadget.

for me, I experience this when my phone is nearby my controller. Just switched off the Wi-Fi and I'm good