using commercial display for gaming

[Kingpika]

Not too sure if this is in the right spot but I am extremely curious to see if anyone has used a commercial grade monitor for pc&console gaming. The reason why i was thinking about getting a commercial instead of a consumer TV and wanted to know besides price the major differences. By my logic (mid range technical knowledge) it would be like a big computer monitor as I am looking for 65 inches as opposed to a consumer grade TV I won't have to deal with input lag and settings.

Thank you for your time

[TheDotaGuy]

don't see why not, as long as you can mount it and connect it

[Askew]

If there's no latency it's all gravy so long as the pixel response is quick enough.

 

What is the panel type?

[Moredeath]

Well the closest I can get to commercial grade in my setup are the PN-K321 monitors that I use, they are pretty good for gaming despite being marketed towards professionals

[ThatAngryGnome]

I'd say go for it but I don't see why you'd want a 67 in TV especially when you'd need much higher resolutions which may not be achievable right now 

[Kingpika]

Cool here's one that I really like https://www.bestbuybusiness.com/bbfb/en/US/adirect/bestbuy?cmd=catProductDetail&productID=BB12454933&operation=Specs

Lol its a bit pricy but the way I look at I'd pay around the same for a high end consumer grade TV the response time is 8ms

Personally I just want a monitor of that size I may go smaller in size but since I will watch TV on it as welli don't want to go to small but its primary function will be gaming

Looking at pixel density it is .74mm I'm not too sure if that's good or bad