Largest Gaming Monitor?

[CmdrJeffSinclair]

What is the largest gaming monitor? I want a 55" monitor but can't find any.

I've used TV's as monitors but my experience tells me their input lag and lack of control over certain aspects of Hz/Refresh makes me psycho. A lot of TV's now have no option to disable interpolation.

55" (minimum) to 65" is what I want, preferably 60Hz but 120-144Hz might be OK too, I just worry about screen tearing and vsync issues. Vsync is my friend since I have a million old games. Framerate control has offered no help for 90% of my games.

Thanks guys! (tried google, couldn't find anything)

 

[Hlsgsz]

What is the largest gaming monitor? I want a 55" monitor but can't find any.

I've used TV's as monitors but my experience tells me their input lag and lack of control over certain aspects of Hz/Refresh makes me psycho. A lot of TV's now have no option to disable interpolation.

55" (minimum) to 65" is what I want, preferably 60Hz but 120-144Hz might be OK too, I just worry about screen tearing and vsync issues. Vsync is my friend since I have a million old games. Framerate control has offered no help for 90% of my games.

Thanks guys! (tried google, couldn't find anything)

I don't know of any monitor that big, but i strongly suggest that whatever you get has adaptive-sync(G-sync for Nvidia or FreeSync for AMD). Couple that with Vsync and you'll have a much better experience.

 

[Suzuki@1473780084@1473780163]

Most TV's allow you to disable interpolation

Only a few of the Philips models have a very slight indication of interpolation, but still no big deal.

The Sony X810C is a fantastic TV, it's almost on par with monitor in terms of input lag, and it's 4k 60 and 1080 120 Hz out of the box.

 

[CmdrJeffSinclair]

Most TV's allow you to disable interpolation

Only a few of the Philips models have a very slight indication of interpolation, but still no big deal.

The Sony X810C is a fantastic TV, it's almost on par with monitor in terms of input lag, and it's 4k 60 and 1080 120 Hz out of the box.

Everything I do is 1080p, so will there be horrible black bars when watching/gaming in 1080p? What about judder? I use 60Hz almost exclusively, does the panel support 60Hz natively or is it like a lot of panels today that are forced 60Hz faked to 120Hz?

I'm nervous because I've had these TVs and I do see judder and blur so so so easily. Even when interpolation is disabled I can see it when it's not fully disabled. It's madness to me.

Last thing, does this model have analog audio inputs? More of a convenience than anything if so

 

[gopher1369]

Check out the Sony KDL-50W829, it's the best TV you can buy for gaming. I think it comes in 50, 55 and 65" (presumably the model numbers would be KDL-55W829 and KDL-65W829)

 

[Suzuki@1473780084@1473780163]

Nearly all TV's sold in stores right now are 120 Hz, because 3D and blu rays are so popular. 60 Hz and a blu ray is a stuttering mess in comparison, I can't personally go back after disabling and enabling 24p playback.

 

[CmdrJeffSinclair]

so there are no monitors 40"+++?