Xbox One What TV are you playing on, something fancy?

[booker]

All I see is discussions about games and the consoles themselves, but what about TVs? They're an important part of the overall experience and can radically change the way we play our games. Me, I'm using a Samsung led TV that I bought from ebay, used. Don't know much about the specs but I like playing my games on it, enough for me.

What are you using?

 

[Morbidpsycho]

I've got a 50" Seiki LED tv that I have my whole theater system and gaming system run into.

 

[sc_shark]

seiki 4k tv 39'iirc with a seiki soundbar... i still only run it at 720 no need for 1080 as i cant tell any difference,

 

[Gringo]

Epson 2030 projector on a 106" screen with Def Tec surround speakers. I enjoy the huge screen and surround sound. It feels like you are in the game.

 

[troutski]

seiki 4k tv 39'iirc with a seiki soundbar... i still only run it at 720 no need for 1080 as i cant tell any difference,

I can tell the difference between 1080p and 720p, and then 60 fps and 30 fps, although it's not a huge deal to me. 720p is fine. It looks great.

Anyways, I'm using an older Panasonic 32" television. It's nothing special, but I'm not made of money, and it looks decent enough!

 

[Morbidpsycho]

Epson 2030 projector on a 106" screen with Def Tec surround speakers. I enjoy the huge screen and surround sound. It feels like you are in the game.

That's the way I like it too .

 

[gamejunkie]

Right now I am playing on a Toshiba 50L1400U 50-Inch 1080p 60Hz LED TV. It looks really nice and I think that with the newer consoles you need a bigger and better tv.

 

[deathbyprayer]

Wow you guys are using some sick TV's. I hate playing on a large screen it makes me dizzy and it makes my eyes buzz. I'm only using a 20 inch Samsung flat panel.

 

[Claptrap]

I have some 32" Siragon HDTV (it's a local brand). Nothing particularly fancy, but it does its job.

 

[Gringo]

Wow you guys are using some sick TV's. I hate playing on a large screen it makes me dizzy and it makes my eyes buzz. I'm only using a 20 inch Samsung flat panel.

You get used to it, but I think it's probably better to play on a smaller screen if your serious about online multiplayer. I feel like I am literally looking around for opponents in games like COD sometimes. On a smaller screen you can see everything at once.

 

[rkkeller]

You can also see more imperfections and artifacts when going so large even when watching TV. I used to play on a 73" Mitsubishi 1080p, but even that I could see a lot of imperfections that I don't see when I use my 60" Sharp Aquos Quattron+.

Not saying the larger screens are not impressive and wowing, as they are, just during a lot of really dark scenes and other times the imperfections can really stand out.

 

[sc_shark]

You can also see more imperfections and artifacts when going so large even when watching TV. I used to play on a 73" Mitsubishi 1080p, but even that I could see a lot of imperfections that I don't see when I use my 60" Sharp Aquos Quattron+.

Not saying the larger screens are not impressive and wowing, as they are, just during a lot of really dark scenes and other times the imperfections can really stand out.

i agree.. going from my 40 to the 62 in the living room you can see allot of areas's that have imperfections in graphics and the lag when stuff gets crazy is much more noticable.

why i run a 4k tv it runs a loot better at the 720-1080 i actually dont play or use my xb1 at 1080 as i cant see a difference and things run a ton better in game and graphically.. but with that said my next purchase is going to be 50" k4 seiki and putting the 40 in the spare room. i personally dont think i will go past 52 with gaming..