[SOLVED] Does smart TV cpu (Soc) effects image quality?

[farisali]

As you read it, does it effect image quality? For example I want to connect my ps4 pro to a 4k smart TV, and we know every smart TV has a cpu(SoC), does this cpu effect image quality.

Sorry for bad english

 

[tennis2]

No it doesn't

 

[farisali]

No it doesn't

Are you sure my friend?

 

[punkncat]

Are you sure my friend?

If we were going to relate TV to computer in a simple way to understand is that where a computer is reading code to transform into the video signals we see, a TV would be much more like a "stream" device than that. It takes incoming signal that is essentially already processed and just puts it back together, on screen.

The SOC is more a product of the user interface and for the process behind things like reading off a USB, etc. On older TV you can "see" the effect of the less capable (chip) running the menus and such in a relation of time, and often the complexity of that UI.

 

[tennis2]

The SoC you're talking about only functions to give the ability to access internet apps and such. It's not the same thing as the scaler chip.
Being "smart" does not degrade the image quality or response time of the TV in any way.