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I have the 50 inch version, and it works great. Tested it with 144hz 4K from my pc l. Just make sure to use the second HDMI port and not the first. Your pc also needs to support it. It's a bit lame I overpaid by 80$( both sizes dropped in price ) , but it's an awesome tv
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I have the 50 inch version, and it works great. Tested it with 144hz 4K from my pc l. Just make sure to use the second HDMI port and not the first. Your pc also needs to support it. It's a bit lame I overpaid by 80$( both sizes dropped in price ) , but it's an awesome tv
I have the 50 inch version, and it works great. Tested it with 144hz 4K from my pc l. Just make sure to use the second HDMI port and not the first. Your pc also needs to support it. It's a bit lame I overpaid by 80$( both sizes dropped in price ) , but it's an awesome tv
Nice. Do you know how much the 50" version weighs by chance?
Only thing i wonder about these tvs is if they are dependent on internet to run. Really dont need applisnces snapping my data and sending it back to the company
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Brightness: 350 Nits, seems really low for a panel this big
I have the 43 inch model of this. The brightness is largely fine but it doesn't handle reflections particularly well if you have a bright window behind you.
I have the 43 inch model of this. The brightness is largely fine but it doesn't handle reflections particularly well if you have a bright window behind you.
I currently game in my bedroom with a gaming PC and a Dell 32 inch monitor. My bedroom also has a 75 inch Samsung TV which is obviously goofy and way too large for a bedroom. Highly interested in this as far as performance as a monitor and moving the 75 inch to the living room like a normal person. Can anyone vouch for it's use as a dedicated monitor?
80 pixels per inch, will feel like 4 1080p monitors next to each other, when using as pc monitor. 4k monitors are recommended to be max of 43" for pc monitor.but im Courious to try it too
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