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86" LG QNED80T 4K UHD QNED Quantum Dot LED Smart TV (86QNED80TUC, 2024) on sale for
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Specs:
- UHD 4K Quantum Dot NanoCell LED Panel
- HDR10, HLG Compatible
- α5 AI Processor 4K Gen 7
- webOS 24 & LG Channels with LG ThinQ
- 60 Hz Native Refresh Rate
- ALLM & HGiG Mode Support
- 3 x HDMI 2.0 & 2 x USB-A
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & Ethernet Connectivity
- Works with Alexa, Hey Google & Airplay
- LG Magic Remote Included
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Most people, sure. But I think if you're spending over a grand on a TV, you're likely caring at least a little bit about image quality and want some nicer features. At this price, 120Hz would be nice. But alas, if you're not doing any gaming on the TV then I suppose it ultimately doesn't matter that much.
Er. Most of them? Depending on what you connect to the TV many games can get up to 120 fps. You would need a 120hz TV to see that improvement. All that said at a point there's diminishing returns for an eyeball. Higher refresh also helps with tearing and other symptoms of cheaper displays.
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Can you run games from your laptop? Is an external gpu necessary
Whether they're doing voodoo or something else, the PS5 pro can run games at higher at higher than 60 fps and at 120hz. Not to mention better input response. This is from Sony and reviewers as well. Come to think of it the base PS5 can do HDMI 2.1 and 120hz as well. FPS is more dependent on the game, and whether they throttle it or not. the system can do higher than 60 tho. you also said max graphics. some people will sacrifice graphics for performance.
Depends on what your laptop has as output and what it supports graphics wise. With HDMI 2.1 and a powerful enough integrated GPU you could push it to 120hz 4K
Dumb question but do all 4K monitors have the same horizontal and vertical pixels?
Same number of pixels. Different pixels-per-inch.