Image quality on TVs

[Luca_12]

Ever since I bought my ps4 3 years ago and first started connecting it through my TV I felt like the quality of the image was not how it supposed to be. So I started taking screenshots and showing them on my PC, and WOW... The difference was obvious. The image displayed on my PC (how I wanted it to display on my TV) was clear, colours were fantastic and it all looked much better. Recently I changed my TV, and bought a gaming monitor, a Dell S2316H which, apparently, was extremely good with gaming platforms, so I gave it a try. However, I was surprisingly disappointed as the image showed was just slightly better, but the colours displayed and the overall quality was still poor, compared on my TV. I discovered PS4 remote play but that just would not work for me, because of my poor internet speed. I tried fiddling around with the settings on both TV, tried changing the HDMI, and updating drivers. It's just no use. Does anybody else have this impression or it's just me being ridiculous

 

[RARRAF]

well no its not ridiculous at all a TV has a standard refresh of 60hz a PC monitor has 100Hz or better I do not know much about monitor's but there is a lot more pixels and stuff

 

[Luca_12]

Thanks for the answer

The dell s2316h is a pc monitor, so I figured it should display the same as on my laptop. Right?

 

[RARRAF]

the display resolution of the dell s2316h is 1920x1080 which your laptop should be able to cope with try it

 

[Luca_12]

How can I do that on the ps4? That is my issue, the image display on the ps4, since I use the s2316h for that

 

[RARRAF]

no idea look on a ps4 site or youtube

 

[Luca_12]

The resolution on the ps4 is at 1080p

 

[sizzling]

A lot depends on quality of the TV.

 

[Luca_12]

I don't honestly think the problem is the refresh rate as my laptop monitor's is 60Hz while the resolution is 1366 x 768. The dell s2316h has a 1920x1080 resolution with 60HZ

 

[Luca_12]

The quality of the TV should be very good, as it's very recent and it's ranked very high on gaming monitors with a medium-low budget

 

[Luca_12]

Could the power supply be the issue?

 

[Luca_12]

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Question from Luca_12 : "Image quality on monitors"

Ever since I bought my ps4 3 years ago and first started connecting it through my TV I felt like the quality of the image was not how it supposed to be. So I started taking screenshots and showing them on my PC, and WOW... The difference was obvious. The image displayed on my PC (how I wanted it to display on my TV) was clear, colours were fantastic and it all looked much better. Recently I changed my TV, and bought a gaming monitor, a Dell S2316H which, apparently, was extremely good with gaming platforms, so I gave it a try. However, I was surprisingly disappointed as the image showed was just slightly better, but the colours displayed and the overall quality was still poor, compared on my TV. I discovered PS4 remote play but that just would not work for me, because of my poor internet speed. I tried fiddling around with the settings on both TV, tried changing the HDMI, and updating drivers. It's just no use. Does anybody else have this impression or it's just me being ridiculous

 

[Luca_12]

Nobody can help?