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32 tv for ps4
- Thread starter Dannyeff
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banther
ClioSport Club Member
Budget?
Clio 182 trophy
£300ish
N0ddie
ClioSport Club Member
Tesla Model 3
We just bought this at the weekend for our bedroom: http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and...g-ue32k5600-smart-32-led-tv-10145697-pdt.html
Anything bigger than 32" in a bedroom is too much imo.
Anything bigger than 32" in a bedroom is too much imo.
Clio 182 trophy
Whats it like? mabe go by curries breahead and check it out
Sony KDL-32W705C
Very low latency. Actually renowned for being perfect for gaming due to the lack of lag.
Great image quality in game mode if a little over-sharpened but as a result it does pull out a lot of detail. Had one in a small bedroom but sold it and bought the 40 inch version which was still fine in the small room. For a bedroom games console focused TV it is the best VFM IMO and pretty much the best outright for gaming performance due to the low latency. On a par (or better) with many PC monitors in terms of lag but with miles better contrast ratio etc.
Very low latency. Actually renowned for being perfect for gaming due to the lack of lag.
Great image quality in game mode if a little over-sharpened but as a result it does pull out a lot of detail. Had one in a small bedroom but sold it and bought the 40 inch version which was still fine in the small room. For a bedroom games console focused TV it is the best VFM IMO and pretty much the best outright for gaming performance due to the low latency. On a par (or better) with many PC monitors in terms of lag but with miles better contrast ratio etc.
Jack!
ClioSport Club Member
I have a 32" TV in my bedroom, I'm probably about 7ft away from it.
It's passable, but I play much more often sat at my desk on a 29" monitor or using my projector.
Hence, when I play on the 32" it feels to small - depends on the type of games you're playing, but I always felt I had less precision playing on such a small screen. Not a huge problem, unless you're paying competitive multi-player.
It's passable, but I play much more often sat at my desk on a 29" monitor or using my projector.
Hence, when I play on the 32" it feels to small - depends on the type of games you're playing, but I always felt I had less precision playing on such a small screen. Not a huge problem, unless you're paying competitive multi-player.
