Poll: Your Gaming TV
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19'' standard. It was a shitty TV fifteen years ago, and now is totally unaffected by remotes or volume control in any way. Game too loud? Gotta go to the options menu.
I concur, I have one too. LG makes very good and friendly TVs.fesc said:32" HD TV from LG.
It is awesome!
27" SD TV. I honestly can't see how people can stand anything larger. Maybe up to 30". As it is, I can clearly see everything I need to see, and it's fun. My mom has a 60" plasma flat screen, and when I visit my brother and I play some games on it, and quite frankly it's annoying, the screen is stretched out enough that it becomes a chore seeing what's going on around you. When playing a shooter on a 27" it takes a very slight eye movement to examine all corners of the screen, on a 60" it takes slightly longer to examine the entire screen and see where the shots are coming from. Movies look good on it, but for gaming I'd prefer a smaller screen.
22" 1080p HD Monitor, works well, but i plan to upgrade to a 47" 1080p TV, i am sure the difference will be staggering.
My PS3 is hooked up to a 42" HD TV in the living room, and my PC is hooked up to a 19" HD TV in my bedroom. While I do a lot of PC gaming I do a lot of PC work for my University course, and there is nothing worse than being interrupted while in the middle of a tricky programming assignment.
19" 1080i / 720p (depending on what the game supports), I find that there really isn't any need to have anything bigger.
I had a really nice 29" Magnavox CRT that lasted about 8 years with PIP (which was great for those long rpg grind sessions), then it went kaput.
Now I have put myself in debt with a lovely HITACHI UltraVision 42" 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV. I got one on clearance from Newegg before they sold out. It really rocks, but I wish there were more chances to really see that 1080p I paid for shine.
Now I have put myself in debt with a lovely HITACHI UltraVision 42" 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV. I got one on clearance from Newegg before they sold out. It really rocks, but I wish there were more chances to really see that 1080p I paid for shine.
i use a RCA 26.5 inch home theater with blown speakers made in 1992! No seriously i was 3 years old when it was made.
And surprisingly it works just fine as far as SD goes.
I use stereo speakers from an old radio to get sound,since its a "home theater" it has all sorts of gadgets in the back like external speaker slots!
Works good as new to.
And surprisingly it works just fine as far as SD goes.
I use stereo speakers from an old radio to get sound,since its a "home theater" it has all sorts of gadgets in the back like external speaker slots!
Works good as new to.
As of yesterday, a 42" 1080p Phillips HDTV. For $350, that's not a bad deal. Before it was a 29" HDTV.