32 inch TV for gaming

[Gissel1989]

Hello guys. hope you can me out here

I need a a 32 inch tv for pc gaming, ive heard that you need as low input lag as possible, also i want it to be able to run 1920x1080 in 1080p.
My max budget is 650$
I hope you guys can recommend me a good TV for this purpose..

 

[ram1009]

I don't have a particular TV to recommend although I use Samsung. I just want to prepare you for the deluge of people who will tell you not to use a TV for gaming. Listen to them but make up your own mind. Mostly they are purists who are busy looking at graphs and specs and not the actual picture quality. I use a TV for a monitor both at home and at work and recommend them highly as a good value. Just be sure to use only a 1080p or higher.

 

[Gissel1989]

Well no matter what people tell me, i will be using a TV, because of the 32 inch, i just think the 27 inch are to small....
But im still in need of some advice here.

 

[Azrael47]

Hi Gissel1989, have you had a look at this page, it is quite interesting as it shows the top tvs which are ~32"

http/www.techradar.com/news/television/tv/10-best-32-inch-tvs-in-the-world-today-655660

Okay so that settled the things to find in a TV for gaming is obviously the native resolution or resolution in which you can play games in. Obviously a 1080p tv will potray better quality images which results in a better gaming experience. You also want a TV which is HD-ready. Other than that it is really down to personal preference. You also want the TV to be compatible with your PC, by this I mean the display cable used to connect the two. However you can easily get a DVI to HDMI (for example).

Personal my favourite TV manufacturers are Panasonic and Samsung.

 

[Gissel1989]

Thank you for the reply, some of the tvs where nice, meahwhile i found one i think would be good, but still dont know about the input lag.
http/www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/tv-audio-video/television/led-tv/UE32F5000AKXXU

 

[Azrael47]

Yes that is a good TV for gaming.

-Full HD
-1920x1080 resolutiuon
-100 clear motion rate (which is good)
-It supports HDMI so make sure your Graphics card supports HDMI.

As far as input lag will go you can have a look at this and see if it helps you- http/www.techhive.com/article/183928/how_to_find_and_fix_input_lag_in_your_HDTV_or_monitor.html

 

[Gissel1989]

thanks for the advice, i might buy that one tonight...

 

[Azrael47]

Not a problem.