Torn Between 2 3d TVs..

[PandaKiller]

Hi guys, ive been looking at a 2 tvs for a while now. and i think im going to be buying one of them fairly soon.

An LG, 47" i would prefer this one, but ive read some bad reviews on its hz, not being a true 120hz? can anyone clarify?
http://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-47LM4600-47-1080p-120Hz-3D-LED-1.4-ultra-slim-HDTV/21693005

2ndly, a Vizio which is almost 100$ cheaper, but am shakey about taking it.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/VIZIO-E420d-A0-42-1080p-120Hz-Class-3.32-ultra-slim-LED-3D-Smart-HDTV/22659938


Any advice will be great guys,
PS i will be using this for gaming off my comp thanks.

Update: will be both watching movies in 3d and gaming in 3d i will be using an asus r7870 2gb. thanks

 

[bystander]

Are you planning on gaming on these TV's, are are you using them as 3D TV's?

If you want to game in 3D, what video card do you have?

 

[cookybiscuit]

There are no true 120Hz TV's (or rather they are very, very rare), only monitors do that.

 

[jossrik]

Either should be fine for what you're using them for. You can arrange a side by side 3d which removes the need for 120Hz. 120Hz is for when you're looking at frame A for one eye and frame B for the other eye so that each eye can see 60 frames per second. These are polarized glasses so that each frame is on the screen at the same time. Chances are they are both 60Hz panels with 120Hz engines powering them. True 120Hz panels are still kind of expensive, and I don't believe any are 240 Hz right now, though I may be wrong on that.

 

[Guest]

I have a vizo 32 inch and it's just for watching tv. The res is 720p and the picture is great for the low price. I recommend the Vizio.