TV or PC monitor?

>>60726823
Monitor if you're looking for the absolute best in terms of total input lag, pixel response time, motion blur, accepting 120hz+ inputs, etc.

TVs are still good, in game mode + no interpolation, if you want a larger display, better contrast (due to full array led backlighting on some models), and better resistance to glare from lights.

Check out rtings.com for measurements on lag, motion blur, color fidelity, and more.

http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/by-size/48-49-50-inch

>>60726823
when you're above 32 inches buy a tv. Unless you want to spend like $100k on some giant thing with monitor quality specs. Resolution depends on your preferences and viewing distance.

Avoid TVs since most of them these days are botnets.

>>60726823
PC monitors are usually better since those rely on user input. Giving them a focus to reduce latency. TV monitors are usually for movies or videos meaning latency is not really a priority.

>>60726823
>gaming and movies, etc, in a living room
TV. Preferably the non-smart variety.

>>60727093
>Preferably the non-smart variety.
I thought they went extinct.

>>60727101
They are.

>>60727101
That's what retail stores want you to think.

>>60727024
>>60727093
You can easily disable that shit.

>>60727079
>projector meme

Never fall for this. These are only good for a dedicated theater room

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>>60727991
but bro, do you not want to come play halo on my sweet 100" tv?

>>60726823
The main difference is brightness.

TV's are much brighter.
Which is good if you use them from 2+ meters away.

>>60727422
It's cute that you think you're disabling them.

>>60728308
Kek, I had a few friends who did this, I told them not to, but they all thought you just get a huge ass screen for nothing.

In reality, you get a washed out picture with no contrast on the bare wall with all blinds closed during the day.

>>60728369
I literally take out the parts in question. It's simple.

Guise, I still can't decide what to go with.

Is it really that easy to disable smart shit?

>>60726871
>Monitor if you're looking for the absolute best in terms of total input lag, pixel response time, motion blur, accepting 120hz+ inputs
>implying there are any PDP monitors in existance
literally everything you named LCD/LEDs are notoriously awful at doing. plasma on the otherhand are immensley better in every way.