[SOLVED] Samsung Q60T for PC gaming?

[Jeff_120]

Hello
I don't have a big place for TV in my summer home bedroom, just 43 or 50'', I also don't want to pay too much for this secondary TV that I will use only 2 months a year.
I already checked Sony's X800H and TCL C715 , the sony is ips and a bt expensive for what it offers (650$) , the TCL C715 is minimum 55'' so i won't fit.
Samsung has TU7000 and 8000 here as well as Q60T , no Q70T
I am checking now the Q60T in 43 and 49'', it checks everything for a solid PC gaming TV, VA panel, wider color gamut , enough HDMI, low input lag....at the perfect sizes for me.
Q80T is available in 49'' but as I understood at this size it doesn't have real advantages as it's also a 60hz panel and HDMI is not 2.1 like with the +55''
Don't lose your time trying to convince me that an HDMI 2.1 is needed for next gen games....AAA games which are the games I play will not run above 75fps at 4K even with the beast Geforce 3090, a Geforce 4070 or 4080 will neither, perhaps with the Geforce 5080 meaning in at least 4 years, and even so in 4 years AAA games will be more demanding so it's not sure at all we will get 4k 120fps. And no I don't play multiplayer games like pubg.

So I am still searching for some answers for the Q60T:
-How's response time? is the blur obvious with anything fast or it must be very fast?
-Any ghosting/reverse ghosting like with the Q80T/Q90T?
-Any other ''bugs'' that the Q70T/Q80T/Q90T have like scanline and dirty screen?

 

[Lutfij]

When you've mentioned VA panel, you should know that they tend to have bad response times, backlight bleeding issues and image retention aka ghosting, somewhat similar to a TN panel. IPS panels remove the above issues but they come at a higher cost. Are you physically limited to a max 50" panel due to the room's size or the area where you want to locate/mount the panel? Perhaps you can look into a retractable wall mount to avoid obstacles...?