which is better for PC gaming my 1050p 22 inch monitor or my 40 inch 1080p toshiba tv ?

[Nancy the Girl]

for games like battlefield 4 and 1 ,the witcher 3 ,fallout 4 ,outlast 2 etc 

 

[openthatchest]

your tv

 

hands down

[borisdarker]

Your TV

[Nancy the Girl]

Just now, openthatchest said:

your tv

 

hands down

but according to the internet tv slow gaming reaction time .

[openthatchest]

depends on your tv (give me the product #)

 

and if it has game mode.

[Zando_]

Your TV, unless you're playing competitively. Though everyone games on a TV with consoles, so you should be able to do it just fine. The TV is only really a pain if you're trying to play Overwatch or CS:GO at a zillion fps. 

[Nancy the Girl]

1 minute ago, openthatchest said:

depends on your tv (give me the product #)

 

and if it has game mode.

TOSHIBA 40pb200em

[Nancy the Girl]

Just now, Zando Bob said:

Your TV, unless you're playing competitively. Though everyone games on a TV with consoles, so you should be able to do it just fine. The TV is only really a pain if you're trying to play Overwatch or CS:GO at a zillion fps. 

I'm only playing at 60 fps only

with all of my games .

[Zando_]

1 minute ago, Nancy the Girl said:

I'm only playing at 60 fps only

with all of my games .

TV should be fine. Though if you decide you don't like it, just switch back to your monitor. 

[openthatchest]

2 minutes ago, Nancy the Girl said:

TOSHIBA 40pb200em

Here you go, final answer:

 

You'll be fine. you can always switch back. nice tv btw

[linustouchtips]

check to see if the tv has a pc setting or gaming. turn off any calibrations. 

[Nancy the Girl]

6 minutes ago, linustouchtips said:

check to see if the tv has a pc setting or gaming. turn off any calibrations. 

in the back of my TV it has a RGB /PC input

[linustouchtips]

18 minutes ago, Nancy the Girl said:

in the back of my TV it has a RGB /PC input

you can use a hdmi just make sure you have any special settings turned off. does your card even have a vga input. Change your picture mode to standard.