What kind of tv do you game on mainly?

Bought a 4K TV this year. An OLED by LG.

I wouldn't be surprised if most people still game on 1080p, it's plenty fine.

Still on a huge 1080p Bravia. Those things were built to last. I'll probably pick up a 4k fairly soonish, though.

44" 1080 P

4K LG 55''

Just some generic cheapo HDTV. Does the job, not planning to go to EVO.

Gaming monitors.

Had a 4k tv since 2016 I think? Don't really game on it though.

42” 1080p right now.

4k. Currently a Q8FN. I'll probably upgrade to something with HDMI 2.1 next year, and this TV will move to the bedroom.

You don't need an XSX then lol.

65" 4K QLED Samsung.

LG 55" OLED.

Don't have any.

4K tv (the last with 3D and HDR!) 1080p Monitor too.

1440p ultra wide monitor and 1080p TV.

Mostly my WQHD 165Hz G-Sync monitor. Buttery smooth and super responsive, plus the IPS panel looks great.

I have a 65" 4K TV with local dimming zones for when I want the home theater experience. Latency is so-so compared to the monitor tho, even with game mode on.

@NathanDrakeSwag: Well I don’t “need” any system however what I “want” is a different story.

You won't be seeing the difference on your TV. That's just a fact.

Ironic since you were talking about wanting the best versions of multiplats before lol.

@NathanDrakeSwag: So you’re saying that I won’t see any performance improvements on my TV? 🤔

It’s not like I won’t be able to get a better TV later on anyway. When I said that I want the best versions of the games it was in context between getting the Xbox One version or the Xbox Series X. My TV changes none of that. The XSX version is still better. I’d much rather have that version in my collection then the Xbox One version. I’ll be ready when I get a better TV. No need for you to concern yourself over that. 😅

Do most of my gaming on a 27 inch 2560x1440 Asus MX27AQ. I think it's a monitor designed for photography. I bought it five years ago because I care more about picture quality than really high framerates or amazing response times.

I play some (mostly console) games on my 65 inch 3840x2160 Sony 900e. And some on my Switch display.

55 inch Q9FN (4K). Amazing TV, games in HDR look fantastic.

I also have a 30 inch 1440p monitor which I use for strategy games, old school RPG's etc.

I find it surprising so many people without a 4K screen are planning to buy the new consoles. Maybe they're thinking it's time to upgrade?

Sony 4K 65 OLED.

It would be cool if you actually had no screens.

I'd respect that.

120" 1080p

LG 1080p really need an upgrade next year when I pick up a new system.

LG LED 49" 4K TV with HDR, it was under $400 and does the job. LG is one of the last manufacturers to put component input on their TVs so it's a big plus. I want to upgrade BUT

I was hoping OLED TV's would be cheaper by now but alas

Mainly? That'd be a 65" Samsung Q90R in my living room.

Just a quick "FYI": Usually when I mention it somewhere in discussions (Gamespot is no exception), people confuse it due to the company's weird naming convention (luckily not when they see it in person xD) with the budget Samsung TV's, but it's actually their flagship/high-end TV from 2019.
No longer sold due to being replaced by an 8K model (Q900T) that costs literally twice as much. No regrets there, especially since the current Samsung's own price-point alternative (Q90R vs Q90T) has actually significantly worse PQ for some weird ass reason...

mainly monitors but got old js8500 samsung 4k and lg c8 oled

65" LG C9 OLED. It has been waiting for a decent HDMI 2.1 source. RTX 3080 to the rescue! 4K/120hz G-Sync HDR gaming here we come! :)

I play on a 34" Alienware AW3418DW (3440x1440/120hz G-Sync) monitor at the desk. No HDR on it though. :(

Got a 65" Samsung KS7005 and a 75" Samsung Q9FN, 4k screens both of 'em.

4k OLED 65 LG from 2016. has burn in up the ass lol

I have LG B6 also. No burn-in. WTF were you doing with it? Gotta switch up the content.

Sweet 55" 4k Panasonic Viera.

Our 4K TV has shit latency so I rarely game on them. I might have to invest in a gsync 4k 144hz display soon tho for that sweet, sweet 3080.

4K QLED "82" Samsung. Just bought it 2 weeks ago. Getting ready for next generation of consoles. Right now I am trying to start paying off my Visa for I can get the XSX first and later in the next year get the PS5? That's my master plan?

More often than not, a 27" Samsung 1080p curved monitor. If I'm using the big living room TV, it's a 60" 4K.

I have a 4K, but it's not HDR.

I game on both a 32 Inch 1080p LG monitor and on a TCL 4 series 4K 43 inch TV. I have two gaming computers, one hooked to the monitor and one hooked to the TV.

LG 42" 4K monitor

I was going to initially buy into 1080p again, but the pricing on 4K LED has dropped so much that there was just no reason not to.

I'm happy i did, as i hooked up the PSPro i bought back early 2019, and it looks really good.

Movie and series don't look bad, either!

4K TVs are good, but more importantly is HDR for the content that supports it. Did you get HDR as well?

Yeah it's HDR.

In some games, such as Horizon Zero Dawn, the colors are unbelievable.

A monitor that would also work as a TV: The LG 43UD79. its ok but it wasn't quite the monitor i was looking for.

Killer 40" 1080p LCD.

Half the time on a 55' 4k set, te other half on a 32' 1080p set.

Totally, I've just been floored by the HDR in PS4 games in general:

TLOU II, Uncharted, Ghost of Tsushima... They all have fantastic HDR support.

55" LG C9 OLED.

Best TV I've ever owned

I haven't used our tv for gaming in months. We have a Samsung 55'' 4K. I use monitors mostly.

Still 1080

BenQ EW3280 4K monitor. It is absolutely awesome.

https://www.benq.com/en-us/monitor/entertainment/ew3280u.html