Good TV for Gaming?

[Zealos]

So, I have been shopping around for a new gaming TV that I will be using for my Wii U, PC (Steam games with controller), and PS4.

I ended up getting the VIZIO E40-C2, which looked very nice, but it had dead pixels and was making a buzzing noise, so I ended up returning it, as it looked like many people were having similar issues.

I was looking at getting the LG 42LF5600, which seems to have very good reviews on Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart, but I noticed that some TV review websites say it has a very bad response time / ghosting issues. Does anyone know anything about this model from LG and if it would be worth getting.

 

http://accessories.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&sku=a8211452

I am on a budget, so I am trying to get a 40" - 42" for under $400, and I figured this would be a good buy as it is $370 with a $100 gift card from Dell.

 

Thanks!

[C0LL0SS0S]

You should check the latency of this TV I would say up to 8ms are fine unless you are picky about it, but try it out on your own in a shop

[Zealos]

I was looking for the response time on the technical specs, but I couldn't find it. Doesn't look like they show response times like they normally do for monitors.

[wolfsbane3083]

I would have a look at the Sony kdl42w705. They're amazing for gaming. It only has 13.5ms input lag in gaming mode. I had the 32" model and never noticed any ghosting or input lag. And they're cheap

[Picky]

I use a 32W650A from Sony. 29ms iirc input lag. Hardly noticeable. Much better colors and contrast than any monitor I tried for the same or less price of $700.