method114 said:
Very nice. I hav ea 60" 1080p TV that I got like 3 years ago. Mentioned to my wife that I would need to be getting a 4k TV soon for my PS4 Pro and she just shook her head in shame. No idea what I'll do with the other 60". Probably just sell it for whatever the best offer is. |
Well since you already have 60" and several PS4Pro titles won't really get to 4k, you can wait for it to be a little cheaper or buy a smaller 4k on the very cheap side to enjoy the extra res now and then sell both TVs and buy a competent big 4k when more feasible
Neodegenerate said:
I ran into this same problem. Bought a 50 inch 1080 in 2009, then told the wife I needed a new one when we bought our house so I could leave that TV in the general living space and have one in my gaming space, so bought that in 2013. Then last year had to explain that while I did just buy a new TV I now needed a 4k one for my games because of console and PC upgrades. So a 4k bought in 2016. At this point, I have more TVs than I have rooms to put them in. |
Run similar, so I traded my 42" plasma to a 32" LCD that my wife uses on the kitchen and have a 21" loaned to my niece.
Chazore said:
Cool, I'm upgrading to a 1080p 144hz monitor this week. If I ever need to I can always downsample my games. |
Well if that is what you values in gaming hope it serves your needs and give you a blast
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