LCD TV as a monitor for PC

[CrasHBURN]

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LCD TV is fine.. just buy the new ones... make sure its Full HD.. 1080p

[Archfear]

its A-Okay.... A lot of people are also doing this setup... so instead of TV tuner, they opt for a TV-monitor... which is either way fine... Your concern about the hardware side depends on the brand you bought.... ^_^

[jerson_arj2]

i think itz okey bro! basta dli lng kaaU dako imo LCD/TV ky malibat tngale ka ana f magduwa kah!

[johndolf]

Para nako wla my risk ky pwede raman ni gamiton sa pc.

[huryhoy]

So, unsa man inyong ika recommendar nga LEDTV/Monitor sa TS?

[EarlZ]

One important factor is the 4:4:4 color support, not all HDTV's support this feature. This mainly impacts colored texts or images that deal with red or magenta, barely affects movies since a lot of movies are in 4:2:0 color modes even on bluray. crossing my fingers that the EH5000 series has 4:4:4 support.

[kaotep]

One important factor is the 4:4:4 color support, not all HDTV's support this feature. This mainly impacts colored texts or images that deal with red or magenta, barely affects movies since a lot of movies are in 4:2:0 color modes even on bluray. crossing my fingers that the EH5000 series has 4:4:4 support.

best way to find out is to measure the color gamut using a colorimeter

[EarlZ]

best way to find out is to measure the color gamut using a colorimeter

Color gamut has nothing to do with the 4:4:4 color support, those are two separate 'specs' on the TV and they are rarely published, maybe <1% of made HDTV's publish this spec.

No special instruments are needed to test for 4:4:4 you just need a PC for this and a TV that supports DVI/PC mode on its HDMI1 port and the correct test images, on a windows environment or gaming 4:4:4 color support is extremely important since *everything* will look slightly off.

[mrA]

Color gamut has nothing to do with the 4:4:4 color support, those are two separate 'specs' on the TV and they are rarely published, maybe <1% of made HDTV's publish this spec.

No special instruments are needed to test for 4:4:4 you just need a PC for this and a TV that supports DVI/PC mode on its HDMI1 port and the correct test images, on a windows environment or gaming 4:4:4 color support is extremely important since *everything* will look slightly off.

how much price ron sa EH5000 bro? where sad

[EarlZ]

how much price ron sa EH5000 bro? where sad

I havent checked lately, I got mine at First Appliance for 21k last April