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[fart town usa]

Usually bounce between 65" and the Portal.

 

[SweetTooth]

I have Samsung S95B 65 inch
Sony A95L 65 inch

Both fantastic set of TVs and I cannot go back to smaller sizes

 

[larrybrady]

55in tcl6,,,, sit like 7-8 ft away, looks pretty damn good

 

[Mercador]

nah. it's amazing. immersive.
I mostly play with a controller so I can lean back nice

Nice setup, which chair is this?

 

[rofif]

Nice setup, which chair is this?

Thank you.
It's a secretlab chair. Evo 2022 XL.
Great chairs but kinda firm and require good sitting posture or at least decent. I sleep in it every day too lol.
If you want to get one, be sure you are ready to engage in parts replacement... I had some faulty back parts and so on. Everything was always replaced for free but it's a pain in the ass. I would get one again though

 

[LaughingStock]

32" 4k monitor
And sometimes a 55" LG OLED TV

 

[tr1p1ex]

24". 12" when not gaming

 

[Hollywood Hitman]

83" C1... Absolutely gorgeous both pc and console

 

[JCK75]

27 PC, 65 console

 

[Housh]

32" PC
55" PS5
7.4" Steam Deck

 

[Mercador]

Thank you.
It's a secretlab chair. Evo 2022 XL.
Great chairs but kinda firm and require good sitting posture or at least decent. I sleep in it every day too lol.
If you want to get one, be sure you are ready to engage in parts replacement... I had some faulty back parts and so on. Everything was always replaced for free but it's a pain in the ass. I would get one again though

Thanks, I have a good chair for work (HM Aeron) but I would love to have something more slouchy to play at night so if it's too firm, I would be best with my workday chair. I play in front of a TV at night because I'm in front of 3 monitors day long but I would love to play some Total War or CRPGs so I'm looking for a good chair for that.

 

[Variahunter]

65" LG G3 OLED.

 

[Celcius]

27" 4K monitor

 

[Corporal.Hicks]

The optimum field of view for displays is 30 degrees, according to RTINGS, although THX recommends 40 degrees. A 26-inch monitor viewed at 80cm (my typical viewing distance) has a viewing angle of 40 degrees. At 100cm it's 32 degrees, as recommended by RTINGS. Currently I'm using a 27-inch monitor. At first I thought it was a bit too big for me (my previous monitor was 20-inch), but I get used to it.

I tried using a 32-inch TV as monitor and it was not a good gaming experience. I had to constantly move my eyes to the sides and my reaction time wasnt as good in first-person shooter games. I would need to place a 32-inch monitor at a minimum distance of 125cm to experience a similar field of view as on my current monitor. There's also another factor to consider, visual acuity. A 32-inch monitor needs to be placed at a distance of 65-70cm to see 4K clearly (20/20 vision without glasses), so if you place a 32-inch monitor at a distance of 125mm, you no longer benefit from 4K resolution. IMO, a 32-inch 4K monitor is not a good choice for gaming, but it can be useful for photo editing, where you need to see small details more clearly. Unlike games, photoshop doesn't require a fast reaction time.

 

[Radical_3d]

So I'm disgustingly average. Shameful…

 

[WX3]

I primarily game on my Samsung el cheapo 75" in my living room. It has a Series X that is dedicated to it for all our entertainment. But, I have a game room where my PC is along with my PS5. PC desk I run a 32" monitor, but have the second screen hooked to a Samsung 55" behind me. Of the three 'stations' the time split is roughly 60% 75" ~ 30% 32" ~ 10% 55" for gaming. The damn couch is just too comfy!

 

[Heisenberg007]

55" for console gaming.
32" for PC gaming.

 

[Killjoy-NL]

55" tv
8" Portal

 

[Magic-DEI-Hire]

LG B4 OLED (48").

 

[Bungie]

Mainly game on my 32" OLED monitor. Perfect for getting sweaty but also big enough to chill & enjoy the casual stuff.