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Xiaomi TV A2 43" as PC monitor.

Lenovich

Specification:

4K UHD - 3840 × 2160 - 60HZ

IPS panel, colour DCI-P3 - 90%

HDMI 2; 2.1 - 3 x ports all up to 2.1 ver.

WiFi 5GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, LAN. 2xUSB 2.0 ports

Supports: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG

Audio: 2 x 12Wt Dolby Audio, DTS-HD

 

957,2 × 244,4 × 609,8 mm 6,97 Kg

 

OS: Android TV 10 CPU  Quad A55 GPU: Mali G52 MP2 RAM: 2 Gb Storage: 16 Gb

 

Pricing: $350 (europe market) Availability in North America markets unknown

 

Sorry for simplified english.

Firs impression. Picture quality really good, deep blacks, fast OS, pixel clear when using as PC monitor. From box needs additional colour correction.  Slim borders. For me personally, i really did not see difference in PPI beetwen my old 24" MSI monitor and this TV. So its basically works great as desktop monitor, even if you sitting close enough. But here is trick, if you use TV as monitor never open app to full screen, always do separate zones for content. Some one like to split it in half and have two horizontal wide screen. I like center oriented space.

 

Gaming expirience. Great. Just as it must be. Racing games, and online shoters great.

 

OS expirience. Nothing to say it is android. You can install any app you like. Even download pirated contents via torrents. If you want to.  And it have mic in remote. So, if you want you can activate smart home features using TV. I personally install mi home app to watch secutity cameras.

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5 minutes ago, Lenovich said:

on my desk

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I could never go lower than 120Hz again after using mine for so long. However, that is a nice-looking solution you've got going there! Fairly budget-friendly PC monitor and doubles as a TV, what more could you want? 

Glowing screen captures,

Sleep eludes, lost in pixels,

Restless eyes still yearn.

 

-ChatGPT; the greatest poet of our generation.

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Have you tried a custom resolution with higher than 60Hz? Maybe you can squeeze out from more Hz. 

PC Setup: 

HYTE Y60 White/Black + Custom ColdZero ventilation sidepanel

Intel Core i7-10700K + Corsair Hydro Series H100x

G.SKILL TridentZ RGB 32GB (F4-3600C16Q-32GTZR)

ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 3080Ti OC LC

ASUS ROG STRIX Z490-G GAMING (Wi-Fi)

Samsung EVO Plus 1TB

Samsung EVO Plus 1TB

Crucial MX500 2TB

Crucial MX300 1.TB

Corsair HX1200i

 

Peripherals: 

Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 G95NC 57"

Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 32"

ASUS ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition Wireless

ASUS ROG Claymore II Wireless

ASUS ROG Sheath BLK LTD'

Corsair SP2500

Beyerdynamic TYGR 300R + FiiO K7 DAC/AMP

RØDE VideoMic II + Elgato WAVE Mic Arm

 

Racing SIM Setup: 

Sim-Lab GT1 EVO Sim Racing Cockpit + Sim-Lab GT1 EVO Single Screen holder

Svive Racing D1 Seat

Samsung Odyssey G9 49"

Simagic Alpha Mini

Simagic GT4 (Dual Clutch)

CSL Elite Pedals V2

Logitech K400 Plus

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7 hours ago, BetteBalterZen said:

Have you tried a custom resolution with higher than 60Hz? Maybe you can squeeze out from more Hz. 

I made custom resolution in nvidia control panel anything above 60 Hz in 4K does not works In FHD i can set 120 Hz but, in UFO test moving UFO looks exactly like in 60 Hz. So it is in specifics of TV processing.

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I am also contemplating same TV for the monitor. 

mostly work, some occasional gaming (i can get more than 60 pfs in 4k, so it would be a waste...but since this thing is now on sale fpr 250 EUR, i feel heartbroken to spend at least 800 for similar size monitors (next in line is Aorus  FV43U).

 

So torn on what to do :)

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On 5/23/2023 at 6:26 PM, Lenovich said:

Specification:

4K UHD - 3840 × 2160 - 60HZ

IPS panel, colour DCI-P3 - 90%

HDMI 2; 2.1 - 3 x ports all up to 2.1 ver.

WiFi 5GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, LAN. 2xUSB 2.0 ports

Supports: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG

Audio: 2 x 12Wt Dolby Audio, DTS-HD

 

957,2 × 244,4 × 609,8 mm 6,97 Kg

 

OS: Android TV 10 CPU  Quad A55 GPU: Mali G52 MP2 RAM: 2 Gb Storage: 16 Gb

 

Pricing: $350 (europe market) Availability in North America markets unknown

 

Sorry for simplified english.

Firs impression. Picture quality really good, deep blacks, fast OS, pixel clear when using as PC monitor. From box needs additional colour correction.  Slim borders. For me personally, i really did not see difference in PPI beetwen my old 24" MSI monitor and this TV. So its basically works great as desktop monitor, even if you sitting close enough. But here is trick, if you use TV as monitor never open app to full screen, always do separate zones for content. Some one like to split it in half and have two horizontal wide screen. I like center oriented space.

 

Gaming expirience. Great. Just as it must be. Racing games, and online shoters great.

 

OS expirience. Nothing to say it is android. You can install any app you like. Even download pirated contents via torrents. If you want to.  And it have mic in remote. So, if you want you can activate smart home features using TV. I personally install mi home app to watch secutity cameras.

(on photo: promo art)

orig.jpg

Have you tested the TV from nvidia control panel with RGB Full color, and  ycbcr4:4:4 color profile ?

Does it support both of them with 8bit color and 60hz refresh rate in 4k resolution?

 

One more thing, Xiaomi is marketing this tv with 10bit color support, so can you check whether it support 10bit color from nvidia control panel? 

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