It's terrible. Easier to call them, and they're available by phone 24 hours.
Does AGS require a signature?
I called them but was on hold for 22 minutes.
Edit: Nevermind. Finally got through.
It's terrible. Easier to call them, and they're available by phone 24 hours.
I wish people would at least try to read through some of the thread. Same questions have been asked or answered dozens if not over a hundred times now.
It's like the in every thread. Even the launch thread has a faq and the same questions are being asked lol.
Hdr+ is an HDR simulatuion for SDR content. You don't "turn on" hdr mode, when you feed the display an HDR signal, it engages it's HDR mode automatically.Is there a way to get Game Mode switched on with HDR+ for my Sammy KU506020?
I am sure I saw that you could have both on rtings website... when I turn on HDR it just greys it out.
K, ty.Hdr+ is an HDR simulatuion for SDR content. You don't "turn on" hdr mode, when you feed the display an HDR signal, it engages it's HDR mode automatically.
So put it in game mode and you're all set (crank the back light up when viewing HDR content though.)
I've got my Pro hooked up to my UE40KU6000 and it picks up YUV240 but not RGB which, I'm led to believe, is what enables HDR to be displayed. The TV is advertised as being HDR-ready - and I've confirmed it through Samsung's customer service - but the option for 2160p RGB is still greyed out. Have I done goofed?
Seriously? The advisor on the phone told me all HDMI sockets are equipped with the HDR technology as it's a 'feature' of the TV. I had the Pro plugged into HDMI 1/DV slot, but haven't turned on the UHD Colour option. I'll be sure to do that when I get back home.You need to have the pro plugged in to hdmi socket 1 and enable uhd colour in tv picture settings.
I have this tv that's the only way for rgb 4k 4:4:4![]()
Seriously? The advisor on the phone told me all HDMI sockets are equipped with the HDR technology as it's a 'feature' of the TV. I had the Pro plugged into HDMI 1/DV slot, but haven't turned on the UHD Colour option. I'll be sure to do that when I get back home.
Cheers, pal.
Ah, okay. I'm a noob when it comes to this HDR boohockey.Check my edit. Hdr may be available in all sockets but rgb 4:4;4 is only available in 1. If you want hdr you won't be using rgb mode anyway.
Ah, okay. I'm a noob when it comes to this HDR boohockey.
Cheers for the help.
What a nightmare.
AGS is a terrible company, good lord. After a 30 minute hold I finally get through, and they go "oh good thing you called, we need a number to set up a delivery time once it gets to your local post office".
The fuck? If I didn't call, lul what would happen?
I hope my TV isn't smashed into a million pieces, but jeez, never again.
How are you finding the TV? There's been a few people on here (I suspect they're part of the Elite FourK) who have told me repeatedly that it's a pretty naff TV. But, as far as I'm concerned, I think it does a stellar job, especially for that particular price-range.So am I tbh. Only had the tv a few weeks and still confused by all the jargon lol.
I have the 55 930D. Great tv especially if you want great hdrLove mine, and I'm very fussy.
I apologise if this was in part directed at me.
I just thought asking if what I've got working at the moment is the correct information showing due to just how much varied information there is on these matters.
I have consulted other threads, but again there doesnt seem to be one simple black and white answer type situation for all of this.
How are you finding the TV? There's been a few people on here (I suspect they're part of the Elite FourK) who have told me repeatedly that it's a pretty naff TV. But, as far as I'm concerned, I think it does a stellar job, especially for that particular price-range.
So my fun with Samsung.
1. Call Customer Support last night
2. Get routed to e-commerce
3. e-commerce routes me to tech team
4. tech team tells me they'll call in 1-5 days
5. Call Customer Support again asking to speak to a higher management, they are closed after 6pm
6. Call Customer Support today, I throw a fit
7. Get routed to e-commerce
8. e-commerce tells me they should have instantly refunded last night
9. I send in pictures and they fill out refund form
Here's the kicker. I can't exchange it. I get a refund and then I have to buy a TV all over and go through the whole thing again.
So what now GAF?
Do I re-buy the Samsung and roll the dice? Go to a brick and mortar store and just pony up the cash and be done with it? Any good deals right now?
Hold up-- are you saying that if our TV is broken then the only option is to get a refund? Meaning we can no longer take advantage of the $729 price? This is some bullshit.
I was told she'd put a note on my refund about the price I was given and that I could call once ordered to try and get the cheaper price. I then asked if she could do it. She said no. So I asked her who specifically I should call. She said she didn't know. So I asked if it'd be handled by her department and she said probably. So in short...???
This is from the best customer service rep I called out of maybe 6?
So my fun with Samsung.
1. Call Customer Support last night
2. Get routed to e-commerce
3. e-commerce routes me to tech team
4. tech team tells me they'll call in 1-5 days
5. Call Customer Support again asking to speak to a higher management, they are closed after 6pm
6. Call Customer Support today, I throw a fit
7. Get routed to e-commerce
8. e-commerce tells me they should have instantly refunded last night
9. I send in pictures and they fill out refund form
Here's the kicker. I can't exchange it. I get a refund and then I have to buy a TV all over and go through the whole thing again.
Wow, this is a mess. I've got a feeling my screen is going to be shattered. Who knows when the TV will even get here. My tracking number takes me to some old delivery dated 2009.
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Do people actually think this thing will get near 4K with games?
what size was it?
the 55" is at BB right now for $1,200. On BF it'll be $1,000.
You know, if I downsize to 55" and do a Discover price match I can buy it today in store and get $200 back on Black Friday.
Without the Discover Deals it is still $170 more expensive buying on Black Friday. Roughly the same with the 60" which would be around $250 more.
Edit: Fuck it, as much as it pains me I think I am going to do this. Instant gratification is a cruel mistress.
Buying a PS4 pro today. So what's the consensus best TV for 4K console gaming is?
As always. What do you have to spend, how big do you want it. Literally a huge range of TVs depending on what you can afford and what size you need. A lot of people in this thread have gone for the Samsung KS8000 (US) which is the KS7000 in the UK.
Got money to burn, buy a ZD9.
I can go up to around 2.5K or 3K, around 55 inch. My concern is latency. I'm heading into OLED land a bit. I'm a movie buff as much as I am a gamer.
I have a couple of Plasmas that are getting on a bit now..so time to upgrade![]()
OnTrac saying package isn't tendered to them, Samsung saying it was sent to them. Just a circle of ineptitude. Zero empathy for Samsung and the Note 7 recall issue. They can get fucked. Such horrendous service. The price of the tv is a steal but at what cost. Sony is a million times better. Needed to return a projection clock earlier this month. Got customer support, gave me an email and asked me to send my receipt image. Same day fedex label for return created etc. They already received it and are working on getting me a replacement. Meanwhile a 65" television, Samsung and their shipper don't even know who has it.
I bought one TV from Samsung and it was such a debacle. The set had really bad stuttering all the time, even with TV content. They sent tech after tech with USB sticks to apply updates that didn't work. They are always half-assed in my experience.
Posts like this are sketching me out. I've got a bad feeling about this....
Does AGS require a signature?
I called them but was on hold for 22 minutes.
Edit: Nevermind. Finally got through.
Are you sure you're not mixing response time up with Input lag?
Sorry yes I mean input lag throughout. I think by response time you mean what manufacturers call 'response rate?'
Either way, from what I've seen the input lag on almost all HDR sets is unacceptable. As someone that plays online MP games, it doesn't seem HDR is worthwhile. HDR monitors do not exist as far as I know.