SmilesRising

I just got a deal for the Q90t from work, i can get it for 1000$, too good to pass on right?

I've seen the Q80T in real life and it looked good in the store,but there is no store nearby that displays the x900h.. The x900h looks on the reviews good except for the viewing angles that seems to garbage? so for me it really stand between dolby vision or viewing angles..do I sacrifice viewing angles for dolby vision or do I give up the vision for better viewing angles / reflections...

I dont have the consoles atm but I might have in the future so maybe i should get 2.1 now so that I am prepared for when/if I get the consoles? Do you think the lack of Dolby Vision would be a huge deal? The X900H seems to have horrendous viewing angles and reflections which doesn't feel very nice to have even if it has Dolby Vision.. The Q80T seems to handle things better than the X900H but I am not sure if it is the way to go. I have not had a TV for over 10 years so I don't know what to expect.. I can get the Q80T 65" for around 1300$, the Q90T 55" for around 1300" and the X900H 65" for 1200$. My budget is around 15000kr which is roughly 1500$.

The X950H doesn't support hdmi 2.1 from what I have seen so maybe i should avoid that? Is hdmi 2.1 a big deal? And the samsungs miss dolby vision which seems to be a dealbreaker for some?

Hello! Now that black week / black friday is coming up I plan on getting myself a TV. I currently have an old projector with a resolution of 800x600 which is pretty garbage and I'm looking to upgrade. I will mostly use it for movies and shows but I do want to stream my PC and play ps3/ps4 on it. What should I get? I've been looking at the 65" Sony XH90/X900H and the 65" Samsung Q80T! Are there any better options, what should I go for? Thanks in advance!

i cloned the drive and i tried to boot from it but it just keeps chrashing at startup.. Any idea why? I can find the drive in the BIOS but as soon as i chose it as an option it crashes. And if i have the NVME installed at the same time as the original SSD nothing works..

Hello! I recently purchased a new nvme drive that i would like to use for my os and other files. I currently have an 240gb ssd that i would like to transfer everything from. I dont wan't to deal with adding all the programs again and all files, settings and more.What is the best way to make an exakt copy of my current drive to the new nvme so that i dont have to deal with any issues..

the storage has plex yes

it brings me to plex yes

restarted everything. still no access

So this is how it all looks.. but i still doesnt work. i can't connect remotely

the pc uses a different ip than what's listed so i dont think it is.. but now that is added. These are the port forwarding settings.. what should i do here

so i just paste my storage computers ipv4 in here, name it plex server and im good to go? or do i need to do more stuff?

my router gives me the option "add new static lease" i guess thats the same thing?

oh okay, that sounds great How do i do that.. is this guide any good? https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19249/how-to-assign-a-static-ip-address-in-xp-vista-or-windows-7/

The storage pc downloads files from different websites and it's not super allowed to do so.. therefore i have a vpn for it. With the vpn on, remote access gets denied since the pc doesnt have a static ip. i use a secondary computer that network shares the drive from the storage pc to host plex which allows remote acess since its a static ip on that machine. So basically: PC 1 has vpn = no static ip and PC 2 no vpn = static ip.. Im terrible at networking so maybe im missing something..

Okay so i just follow this guide and in plex i change the ip to whatever hostname i create with this?

Hello! I've been using plex for a while now and I think it's great! right now i have 1 PC for storage and another one for hosting the server.. the storage pc uses a vpn for everything and can't host the server because it doesn't have a static ip.. Is there any easy way to make my vpn let plex through while still covering everything else? or do i need to buy a static ip from the vpn company? Feels like a waste to have several machines on if i can do it all on one!

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I went and saw a demo of oled.. it was really nice I guess I'll be an oled owner pretty soon haha

Yeah christmas is not worth waiting for.. i want one pretty soon i'll see if i can find a deal somewhere otherwise i will just get it for 2100

is 2100$ a bargain price? or should i wait a bit and see if it drops?

I'll see if i can find any demo on the tv, might make it easier to decide if oled is necessary

i can buy the philips for around 1700$ or the lg for 2100$ is the LG worth the extra?

Okay so that won't be an issue then. I pretty much only use it for movies and shows.