lowhighkang_LHK
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Remember 4k tv's still overscan by default. So know that 16 by 9 is not the correct aspect ratio. On my Samsung 4k tv I had to set it to a setting called PictureFit to disable the overscan.
Oooooo.......list me one please, lol
65 inch of course! dear God put a spoiler on that price though lol
Are games upscaled to 4K?
I see a lot of people claiming "content" as a reason for purchase; what content is there outside of BR?
games could potentially run at higher than 1080p, just not quite 4K, so the upscaling isn't extreme?
is that a thing?
Yea I have gone thru all the settings, and used a few custom profiles from AV forums, but it only marginally helps. I have been using active 3D since 2011 when I got my previous Bravia and the new one is noticeably darker. I suppose I can just learn to live with it.
http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN65KS8000FXZA
Samsung's 2016 SUHD line are all Premium UHD rated. Some 2016 LG TVs are also rated.
Sounds like they are possibly using heavier motion blur reduction with 3D enabled, which may be the culprit. Is there a way to shut that off in 3D mode?
Yea, I tried that too. Thanks for the suggestion though.
There is no way these specs are going to run games at anything close to 4k. And unless you are buying like an 80" TV, the upscaling is probably not worth it.
I have a 4K TV but until I buy a UHD player it doesn't really do much for me. Even with the good upscaler in Samsungs 1080p upscaled dont' look significantly better than native 1080p.
If it doesn't, then that might be the one of the stupidest moves yet by Sony. In fact, I believe that the sole purpose of existence for the Neo is to push the sales of 4K TV and content. And 4K Bluray is a big part of that.
It has not been confirmed if the ps4 Neo will play 4k Blurays.
I have a sony 65 inch xbr850 love it.
I think if anyone is in the market definitely go for a tv with android built in. Its so so so nice.
Actually I disagree with this.
4k Content is limited.
Both in content, and video games.
That would be a bold gamble to create niche system for a small percentage of people who would be able to take advantage of it.
what kind of Internet speed is required to stream 4k?
what kind of Internet speed is required to stream 4k?
Don't buy a product to augment another product that doesn't even exist yet, and if/when it does exist won't necessarily have any meaningful way to utilize the augmenting product.
Actually I disagree with this.
4k Content is limited.
Both in content, and video games.
That would be a bold gamble to create niche system for a small percentage of people who would be able to take advantage of it.
Rather Ps4.5 will be able to stream 4k content ala netflix.
I could also be wrong, but you'd assume in this leak that would be a pretty big deal.
lol what.
Most of the newer 4K TVs have input lag at 20ms or less.
Are games upscaled to 4K?
I see a lot of people claiming "content" as a reason for purchase; what content is there outside of BR?
Yeah seriously, I hate these curved TVs. Terrible idea.I read several reviews that Sony tv's aren't that good especially because of the software. Android tv seems to run like shit and the whole interface feels sluggish according to reviews.
What I would want is a
- true 200 hz panel
- non curved
- hdr compatible
I don't even know if there are already 200 hz 4k panels available though.
I thought it was all but confirmed that the PS4.5 will not have a the ability to play 4k blu, am I wrong?
I thought it was all but confirmed that the PS4.5 will not have a the ability to play 4k blu, am I wrong?
Remember 4k tv's still overscan by default. So know that 16 by 9 is not the correct aspect ratio. On my Samsung 4k tv I had to set it to a setting called PictureFit to disable the overscan.
Back in the day? I believe these oxygen thiefs were spouting this shite in 2013
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JebaćBiedę;201469222 said:Does 1080p on 4k look as bad as 720p on 1080p?
Doesn't everything we know about the specs so far indicate that it will be sub-par at running 4K games?
No. 4K is exactly 4x the resolution of 1080p. If you've seen a PSP game on the Vita, you'd know what to expect.
Why would you get a 40 inch 4K screen tho.
It'd be next to impossible to see any kind of difference. You really need a bigger screen to take make the most of any perceptible advantage.
why would you get a 4k tv that small?
People really are stupid...
No. It's not.
4k is approximately four kilo (thousand) pixels across. It's roughly double the resolution of 1080p, though it's of a completely different aspect ratio.
If it comes out. I still have last years Panasonic the 850U and it is a fantastic set. The new DX900 looks great, but still no mention on when and if it will come to North America. It released in Europe and Japan, but that is about it. Last years Panasonic was only sold by ONE US Retailer called Value Electronics out of New York. If you live in the U.S. your only choice to buy last years Panasonic was direct through them or Value Electronics.
I am not really sure what is going with them this year. I was waiting for them to release it, but they have not and the new Sony 940d FALD just released within the last 2 weeks and I decided to get that instead.
4k is approximately four kilo (thousand) pixels across. It's roughly double the resolution of 1080p, though it's of a completely different aspect ratio.
Isn't it 2 million pixels vs 8 million, hence the 4k moniker?
Are you talking console only? Because with a good enough Rig you can take almost any game and output to 4k. So for video games, there is a ton of content since almost every game can have it's resolution changed to 4k...whether you can achieve 60fps and 4k is a tough one and is a game per game basis type of thing. Some I can easily do it, others are very tough.
Minimum of 20mbps connection.
4k is approximately four kilo (thousand) pixels across. It's roughly double the resolution of 1080p, though it's of a completely different aspect ratio.
I'm looking at Sony's 4k flagship line without the 3D tech. Any opinions on those?
Why bother?
Do people actually think games will be native 4K on 'Neo'?
Does Samsung make a good one in a 55"?