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So recently ive been thinking about ordering a tv on amazon and i found this one with 50% discount. Im generally clueless about some specifications, maybe some of you could have a little more experience on the topic. Is 4k worth it? Ill be using mostly to watch movies and play games. Thanks
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So recently ive been thinking about ordering a tv on amazon and i found this one with 50% discount. Im generally clueless about some specifications, maybe some of you could have a little more experience on the topic. Is 4k worth it? Ill be using mostly to watch movies and play games. Thanks
So recently ive been thinking about ordering a tv on amazon and i found this one with 50% discount. Im generally clueless about some specifications, maybe some of you could have a little more experience on the topic. Is 4k worth it? Ill be using mostly to watch movies and play games. Thanks
What I can assume (based on my tv) is that the only time you utilize the 4k is if what you are watching and/or playing can get up to the 4k quality. I do not have a 4k tv, however my tv has HD capabilities but some things that i watch aren't able to reach that quality.
Like I said, that's just an assumption. I would almost say talk to someone at a store that has the same tv or something like it and ask them the questions.
What I can assume (based on my tv) is that the only time you utilize the 4k is if what you are watching and/or playing can get up to the 4k quality. I do not have a 4k tv, however my tv has HD capabilities but some things that i watch aren't able to reach that quality.
Like I said, that's just an assumption. I would almost say talk to someone at a store that has the same tv or something like it and ask them the questions.
Like I said, that's just an assumption. I would almost say talk to someone at a store that has the same tv or something like it and ask them the questions.
Echo_What I can assume (based on my tv) is that the only time you utilize the 4k is if what you are watching and/or playing can get up to the 4k quality. I do not have a 4k tv, however my tv has HD capabilities but some things that i watch aren't able to reach that quality.
Like I said, that's just an assumption. I would almost say talk to someone at a store that has the same tv or something like it and ask them the questions.
Thanks, ive been studying online and i'm seeing alot of people saying it isnt worth it either for games or movies :/
[quote=Echo_]What I can assume (based on my tv) is that the only time you utilize the 4k is if what you are watching and/or playing can get up to the 4k quality. I do not have a 4k tv, however my tv has HD capabilities but some things that i watch aren't able to reach that quality.
Like I said, that's just an assumption. I would almost say talk to someone at a store that has the same tv or something like it and ask them the questions.[/quote]
Thanks, ive been studying online and i'm seeing alot of people saying it isnt worth it either for games or movies :/
Like I said, that's just an assumption. I would almost say talk to someone at a store that has the same tv or something like it and ask them the questions.[/quote]
Thanks, ive been studying online and i'm seeing alot of people saying it isnt worth it either for games or movies :/
Until 4k movies are being actively distributed it's not worth it imo
Until 4k movies are being actively distributed it's not worth it imo
Unless you are in the area where 4k matters, there is literally no point to getting such a device even if it is 100% supported.
[url=http://s3.carltonbale.com/resolution_chart.html]Here is a graph of viewing distance to screen size and where different resolutions start to become noticeable.[/url]
Unless you are in the area where 4k matters, there is literally no point to getting such a device even if it is 100% supported.
Unless you are in the area where 4k matters, there is literally no point to getting such a device even if it is 100% supported.
so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?
so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?
love-so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?
no, look at the graph stochat1c posted
[quote=love-]so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?[/quote]
no, look at the graph stochat1c posted
no, look at the graph stochat1c posted
love-so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?
actually if you use a blue-ray dvd player and watch blue-ray movies within a 2 foot radius of the tv, then it will be the best picture you've seen, but if that isn't the case then you should probably not get that high of a quality
[quote=love-]so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?[/quote] actually if you use a blue-ray dvd player and watch blue-ray movies within a 2 foot radius of the tv, then it will be the best picture you've seen, but if that isn't the case then you should probably not get that high of a quality
Echo_love-so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?actually if you use a blue-ray dvd player and watch blue-ray movies within a 2 foot radius of the tv, then it will be the best picture you've seen, but if that isn't the case then you should probably not get that high of a quality
i will be watching pretty close to the tv (my bed is really close to my desk) but ill probably be watching torrented movies so its kinda the same between this one or a normal 1080p right?
[quote=Echo_][quote=love-]so the bottom line is it may not be worth it now right but who knows in a couple years?[/quote] actually if you use a blue-ray dvd player and watch blue-ray movies within a 2 foot radius of the tv, then it will be the best picture you've seen, but if that isn't the case then you should probably not get that high of a quality[/quote]
i will be watching pretty close to the tv (my bed is really close to my desk) but ill probably be watching torrented movies so its kinda the same between this one or a normal 1080p right?
i will be watching pretty close to the tv (my bed is really close to my desk) but ill probably be watching torrented movies so its kinda the same between this one or a normal 1080p right?
Only go 4k if you're gonna be using your pc to game on it.
Only go 4k if you're gonna be using your pc to game on it.
yes i will be playing some games on my steam library and wii games.
I think it may be worth it since 500$ is the highest im willing to go for a tv and i doubt theres other ones around that price just as good right?
yes i will be playing some games on my steam library and wii games.
I think it may be worth it since 500$ is the highest im willing to go for a tv and i doubt theres other ones around that price just as good right?
I think it may be worth it since 500$ is the highest im willing to go for a tv and i doubt theres other ones around that price just as good right?
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