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[Windle Poons]

48” consoles

32’” PC

And a Switch, not in docked mode

 

[alabtrosMyster]

65" in the living room, I figured out it was too big for my taste (I'm too close).... So maybe I'll get a 55" screen down the road to replace the 65 incher

I would say 24" on the PC, but this is an office work machine, it does't play games!

 

[CompleteGlobalSaturation]

To be honest I don't know how any of you are playing on screens less than 40 inches.

I remember playing games on TFT/CRT monitors 'back in the day' and the experience felt so subpar until I upgraded to a 40" TV, and then finally a 48" OLED.

The bigger the better IMO.

 

[DirtyBast8rd]

55" on the couch, 42" on the desk.

 

[UltimaKilo]

I have a 32 inch monitor that is 1440p 240hz. Have had it for years now. I don’t play video games as much as most here though.

 

[UltimaKilo]

To be honest I don't know how any of you are playing on screens less than 40 inches.

I remember playing games on TFT/CRT monitors 'back in the day' and the experience felt so subpar until I upgraded to a 40" TV, and then finally a 48" OLED.

The bigger the better IMO.

I play on a monitor. 32 has been more than enough at my desk.

Many people play on even smaller screens, like the Switch undocked, or their phones. How? The same you’d play on a 65 inch TV

 

[mathello]

I still have an original 55 LG OLED E6, that can do 3d at 4k, and I game now mostly on a 34 inch ultrawide qd oled, It's 1440p but when you downsample from 4k onto this monitor it looks prestine.

 

[Gamer79]

65 INCH QUANTUM DOT OLED

 

[Damigos]

34'' Ultrawide Odyssey on PC
65' QLED on PS5

 

[NeonDelta]

When using monitor 27inch
When using TV 55 inch
And whatever the steam deck screen is

 

[_Justinian_]

Although it's stored away at the moment because I'm in-between places, I game on a 120" to 150" 4K projection screen.

 

[Shtof]

Primarily on a 65” OLED but I also have a 27” IPS that can do 240hz for playing fast paced shooters, mostly Overwatch and Apex.

 

[Goalus]

75" Samsung Q90R QLED TV

 

[dreamstation]

75" PS5
32" PC

 

[Shifty1897]

50" LED for Switch
65" OLED for PS5 Pro

 

[Rickyiez]

Same like you OP . I've 2 monitors on my gaming desk , 48" C1 OLED for single players , 27" Gigabyte M27Q for comp FPS

 

[ReBurn]

I play on multiple screens. I voted 65" because that's the size of my living room TV, but I also play on a 75" tv in my media room, a 43" tv in my office, and a 34" ultrawide 3440x1440 monitor on my desk.

 

[ReasonBeing]

I can't be bothered to plug my laptop into my TV very often, so most of my gaming is on a 16" laptop display. If I am playing my Xbox or PS, then it is on a 65".

Edit: this may have already been shared but the top YouTube comment says this and the logic seems sounds.


"You mention the numbers are weird, NTSC being 119.88hz, if the console for some reason thinks it's supposed to be 120hz, then there is a 0.12hz discrepancy. at 120hz, it would take 1,000 cycles for this to go out of sync, or 8.33 seconds. The numbers do add up, as that's about how long you said the stutters are paced."

 

[ReasonBeing]

Double post my bad, but my last edit was supposed to go in my post on the DF stutter thread

 

[digital_ghost]

I grow to about 6 and a half inches while playing games.

Wait we aren't talking about cock size? Never mind.

 

[Unknown Soldier]

 

[Venuspower]

32" for PC
55" for PS5

 

[genesisblock]

5440x1440 Ultra widescreen gaming. A bit less than the pixel count of 4k but that screen real-estate is amazing. You get the benefit of not noticing the HUD on the corners of the screen when you're focused but you also can view them if required.

 

[cireza]

I play in a small room, a 32 inches TV is big enough for me. I am happy with it, quality is good, and it is difficult to get good products in that size, sadly.

 

[falling into hell]

40" TV
PC Monitor Gigabyte M32U 31,5" 4K

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[Shwing]

Small room. 55" feels right.
I only buy SONY TVs.

Oh dear!
You'd be surprised what you could get from the likes of Hisense for less money, and a much better set/picture. I was a little sceptical too, but my Hisense 65 U7N smashes the previous 3 Sony TVs I had.

 

[Cakeboxer]

27" and 65". Planning on byuing a Laser TV for 150".

 

[Shwing]

I've been gaming on my newish Hisense 85" U8N and it's been pretty awesome. Great blacks (not as good as OLED... but it gets way brighter than even the highest end OLED, so I'll take the trade-off), the VRR works really well, and the PQ is really good.

Was originally looking at the U8N, but went with the U7N instead.
Very impressed with the set/picture quality, the brightness is blinding, lol.
Love the TV.

 

[Bond007]

85'' Home Theater
I however prefer the smaller experience at my Desk. 42''

 

[Shwing]

Just upgraded to 65 after using 55 for the last 8 years. I wish I upgraded a long time ago.

Bearing in mind cost and size, I think 65 is the sweet spot.

 

[StueyDuck]

It's rude to ask a man his screen size.

 

[Rivdoric]

Size doesn't matter.

Spoiler: truly

.... or does it ?

 

[StueyDuck]

Size doesn't matter.

Spoiler: truely

.... or does it ?

it's what you do with it that counts

not all games like the big ones anyway.

 

[fran.fernandez]

Lg oled 65 c1?

Monitor . Two 27 , both 4k and color calibrated (designer monitor)

 

[Donkusei]

I play on a LG OLED48C1, so 48" (small room close to the TV, so I don't need something big).

On my PC, 27" 4K screen, but I also play PC games on my TV anyway.

 

[Alpha Male]

65 inch OLED @120 hz for Series X and PS5 Pro

42 inch QLED @ 120hz for Series X

27 inch IPS @ 180hz for PC

 

[Alpha Male]

I just wanted to give you props for this ...by far the hardest I've ever laughed at this meme template!

 

[Rivdoric]

it's what you do with it that counts

not all games like the big ones anyway.

Name one who doesn't like the big one ?

 

[nkarafo]

Only 25 inch but also 240hz and VRR.

 

[Judge Magister]

Oh dear!
You'd be surprised what you could get from the likes of Hisense for less money, and a much better set/picture. I was a little sceptical too, but my Hisense 65 U7N smashes the previous 3 Sony TVs I had.

I'm sure other TVs are great like LGs.
It's just a preference. The old CRTs i have are Sony too.

 

[Mahavastu]

for christmas and my Birthday I got myself a 75" Bravia 7 and it brings a smile to my face every time I use it
After I moved I sadly had no place for my old 125" screen (projector), but the TV has a better image quality

 

[Musashipan]

65" for the Switch and 32" for PC

 

[cinnamonandgravy]

77" for everything and its too small

 

[Blank Space Invader]

Samsung HD TV, don't remember the model, I think it's a 50".

 

[xrnzaaas]

55" for TV, 24" for PC (or less if I'm only using the laptop's screen).

 

[Moses85]

PC, PS5 Pro and Switch on my 77 LG OLED

 

[R6Rider]

55" most of the time.

Otherwise 27".

 

[Great Auk]

I only play on the 77 inch CX.

I've built many PCs over the years for friends and family (and occasionally myself) but I never actually played games on any PC post late 90s.

When I was 7 in 1990 my dad showed my the DOS commands to load games on the 5.25 floppies on the 086 IBM. Between then and the late 90s I used a 13 inch Sony Trinitron monitor with built in TV tuner which also had the Sega Genesis and PS1 hooked up to.

It was quite a gem at the time.

 

[Idleyes]

65” LG C1 babyyyyyy

PC monitors are beneath me.

Macho man was the cream of the crop for real. I Miss that guy.

 

[EverydayBeast]

65” LG C1 babyyyyyy

PC monitors are beneath me.