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another thread where we just repeat what Linus said like its holy prophecy. Yes a TV has higher input lag, and yes it will be a detriment if you play competitive gaming, but the point is that if you are playing those kind of games, you already know damn well that you don't buy a TV, and if you don't play those kinds of games, the input lag means absolutely fuck all. Keep in mind that almost all console players use TV's.

 

I appreciate that Linus is a very reputable source of information, but there i still space for using your own common sense and logic. 

Hey guys I just wanna know which is better- 150$ tv vs 75$ monitor for a pc..

I use pc for everything (gaming , surfing etc)

Thanks!

PS:- I already have a 150$ pc so If the diff is small it will work . Thanks

 

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The monitor would be your best choice, TVs usually have input lag and high response times (I think).

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The cheapest unless you have use for the TV outside the PC

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Input lag on TVs are bad and annoying to play on when playing competitive games. If you aren't playing competitive games then it won't matter as much but I would get the monitor personally

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That depends on what kind of gaming you do, and what else you need it for. What are the specs on the monitor and TV?

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another thread where we just repeat what Linus said like its holy prophecy. Yes a TV has higher input lag, and yes it will be a detriment if you play competitive gaming, but the point is that if you are playing those kind of games, you already know damn well that you don't buy a TV, and if you don't play those kinds of games, the input lag means absolutely fuck all. Keep in mind that almost all console players use TV's.

 

I appreciate that Linus is a very reputable source of information, but there i still space for using your own common sense and logic. 

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Display(s): Asus PB287Q , Generic Samsung 1080p 22" ~ Cooling: Arctic T3 Air Cooler, All case fans replaced with Noctua NF-B9 Redux's ~ Keyboard: Logitech G810 Orion ~ Mouse: Cheap Microsoft Wired (i like it) ~ Sound: Radial Pro USB DAC into 250w Powered Speakers ~ Operating System: Windows 10 Enterprise x64
 

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