Yeah, I used settings off there once for mine thinking it must be best, before I knew better. Years later I fiddled with it myself and it looked far less boring.
Television Best tv for ps5 gaming
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Cool, in that case I might just play around with the sliders a bit in each mode and see if I can improve it but it's probably just worth leaving it as is.
HDR, for example, turns on when I turn on the PS5. Is this something that should be on or better off for gaming? I need to have a proper look through it all and understand what it all does.
Another thing is HDMI port 3 and 4 are both 2.1 but port 3 also says something about ARC, which is to do with sound if I'm right? Is there any benefit to plugging the PS5 into that port or would port 4 be fine, as it is also HDMI 2.1?
You could try using AV or a YouTube guide to get started and then play with things yourself to see if you prefer it. That’s probably the best middle ground.
HDR may cause a bit of input lag but I’d have it on anyway. For the minimal difference it no doubt makes, I’d rather have the super nice shiny thing.
You don’t need ARC with ps5 I don’t think, but CEC might be good. I don’t know if ps5 supports it but with Xbox you could set it up to turn your tv on with the controller at the same time, and it should mean you can use other remotes with it too. On mine the ARC and CEC are the same slot, but I don’t know if that’s always the case.
You want HDR enabled it makes games look better no brainer.
HDMI 2.1 is pretty irrelevant currently for PS5 as no VRR support and no graphically demanding games are going to get anywhere near 4k 120fps.
When VRR is patched its worth using especially in games running at lower framerates 30fps or ones that suffer framerate drops.
If you play competitively shooter etc turn it off as it increases input lag, but if you just play casually and aren't interested in being the best then leave it on when its actually supported.
HDMI 2.1 is pretty irrelevant currently for PS5 as no VRR support and no graphically demanding games are going to get anywhere near 4k 120fps.
When VRR is patched its worth using especially in games running at lower framerates 30fps or ones that suffer framerate drops.
If you play competitively shooter etc turn it off as it increases input lag, but if you just play casually and aren't interested in being the best then leave it on when its actually supported.
Nice, thanks for the advice!
I treated myself to a new TV and the PS5 so want to see what it can do, but then again I'm only playing Warzone anyway
I treated myself to a new TV and the PS5 so want to see what it can do, but then again I'm only playing Warzone anyway
In terms of longevity and overall picture quality, LG or Samsung overall?
looking for a 65inch, Samsung being the QLED and LG being the Nanocell ThinQ AI series?
looking for a 65inch, Samsung being the QLED and LG being the Nanocell ThinQ AI series?
I think it’s Oled, Qled then everything else in picture quality
They're quite different screens, LG Nanocell TVs are IPS displays. Samsung QLEDs are VA. Typically the colours have less contrast on IPS and can appear a little flat as a result, but they have good viewing angles so if you have a lot of people in a room sitting off to the sides they can be more suitable.
I think generally the Samsung's are better reviewed. Generally Samsung and Sony seem to be class leading for non OLED TVs at the moment.
What's the exact Samsung model? Generally speaking, you have to pay a fair amount to get one that is worth the additional premium Samsung charge. The lower end Samsung QLEDs are not very special. If it's a low end one you're better saving the money and getting a cheaper brand because they won't have the tech (dimming zones, brightness) to be worth it, they're pretty much the same as every other budget TV.
My biggest issue with the LG in every review I have read on the Nanocell is that the image is quite poor in dark rooms or even dark scenes, the colour run is immediately noticeable and quite annoying. This could be a concern as I would definitely be watching TV or gaming in the dark etc.
The Samsung I am considering is the: QA65Q60T
Any recommendations on Sony 65inch?
Would ideally also like to buy the matching branded Soundbar, so in essence, my question would be which brand would have the best of both without paying a premium price?
From reviews you want the Q80T Samsungs for the top ones, Q60T seem a mixed bag.
Yes, I would agree with the above poster, unfortunately the Q80 is where the range really starts to get good and they're quite expensive.
The Q60s are expensive for what they are, they are more or less standard LED TVs, they're not very bright or with good tech to exploit HDR etc. I personally would not buy one, I think you'd get the same quality from a Hisense or less premium brand, so that would be my recommendation if you're tight on cash. It's up to you if you just want the brand and perceived reliability of course, but you're definitely paying for that and not necessarily viewing experience with the Q60.
For Sony the XH90 and XH9505 are their best LEDs. Very good TVs in every department, but expensive. I have the XH90 myself.
I would say if you have a certain budget worry about the TV first and save for the soundbar later. On the higher end TVs the sound is passable, it's not that tinny, it would certainly get you by. I'm not that well informed to recommend any soundbars though.
I purchased the LG CX 65 today. Will be delivered tomorrow to me. I got it @ €2,100. I probably could have gotten better but I wanted to buy it from my local store.
So now I need to know recommended settings for sport, moives and games. I see a load of different opinions on this. Does anyone here have this TV and if so can you tell me what has worked for you
Thanks
So now I need to know recommended settings for sport, moives and games. I see a load of different opinions on this. Does anyone here have this TV and if so can you tell me what has worked for you
Thanks
If you get it delivered to my address I’ll optimise the settings for you.
go to https://www.avforums.com/
Either search for your model on there or post the question those guys really know their stuff.
Resident Caf members. Can you give your advice on this one Samsung QE55Q80TA.
Is that a good tv for PS5 gaming (when I eventually get one ha)
Is that a good tv for PS5 gaming (when I eventually get one ha)
Are TCL TVs crap? I only have a £500 budget and it seems like they’re the most feature rich in that bracket.
Will I be better off getting a TCL in that bracket rather than a low end Samsung/Sony/LG?
Will I be better off getting a TCL in that bracket rather than a low end Samsung/Sony/LG?
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lg...livered-using-code-at-currys-pc-world-3698097
LG 65 inch for £1600
https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-an...tUKDeals~Discount+Code~47868~Pepper+Deals+Ltd
55 inch is £1099 with code 100TVSAVE
There's not much difference between CX and this years C1.
LG 65 inch for £1600
https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-an...tUKDeals~Discount+Code~47868~Pepper+Deals+Ltd
55 inch is £1099 with code 100TVSAVE
There's not much difference between CX and this years C1.
What’s the best tv’s for PS5 gaming?
Probably something like the Samsung S9XC series.
What's your budget? Is the TV just going to be PS5 gaming? What kind of lighting is in the room?
S90c seems to be the top pick from what I’m reading?
I've got a LG C2 OLED and it's mega.
2k!? Does the Chase pay out for contestants who get everything wrong too?
Edit: sorry mate. Bit mean.
Yeah it's great. S95C slightly better even.
Absolutely never is a Samsung beating an LG.
Maybe for the first year while it works.
Maybe for the first year while it works.
I can heartily recommend the Sony A90J. Loves the PS5 and is by far the nicest TV I've ever owned.
Currently running the Xbox through it and am again having to choose between framerate and quality, something I don't have to do with the PS5 running through my TV, does both innit.
Currently running the Xbox through it and am again having to choose between framerate and quality, something I don't have to do with the PS5 running through my TV, does both innit.
Never had an issue with a Samsung TV.
We've moved house and had a media wall to fill so I decided to get a 2nd mortgage and purchase a 77inch S95C. Hadn't upgraded TV in 9 years and that was a relatively cheap early 4k/hdr samsung. The difference is way bigger than I expected.
New Spiderman looks absolutely class on it.
New Spiderman looks absolutely class on it.
Was tempted by the S95C but opted for the L3 C3 Evo which I find amazing. Enjoy!
Cheers mate. How long you had it? What's looked best so far? Besides blowing up pics of your penis of course.
I think LG is the way to go to be fair. This Samsung is great but I think LGs longer term protection and commitment to updates makes them the better choice considering the teles are so expensive.
I only went for the Samsung because I thought cable management in this wall would be a nightmare and I'm always swapping consoles in and out. It has this OneConnect box that all HDMIs use and then one cable to the TV. Its a great solution but unfortunately they don't do a long enough cable for me, so the box is sat behind the TV cable tied to the wall alongside the bracket. Makes the whole thing redundant ffs.
Still.. well worth the money. Never dreamed I'd spend that much and fully expected it to look only fractionally better than a standard 4k TV but they're absolute beasts.
LG OLEDG3 is easily the best for gaming. In fact it’s the best tv full stop and now’s the time the buy them as they’re a lot cheaper.
Haha this is true. LG OLED G series FTW
I was fortunate to win a Samsung frame TV but it didn't work due to the box it comes with, so I sold it and bought Sony Bravia Full array LED and its absolutely incredible for gaming.