PS5

As far as I know, 60hz panel is not the same as 60fps is it? Or am I wrong? It might look better with higher frame rate even if the TV can't support it?

Been out of it to long now...
 
K-VI said:
As far as I know, 60hz panel is not the same as 60fps is it? Or am I wrong? It might look better with higher frame rate even if the TV can't support it?

Been out of it to long now...
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60hz is basically 60fps yes
 
K-VI said:
As far as I know, 60hz panel is not the same as 60fps is it? Or am I wrong? It might look better with higher frame rate even if the TV can't support it?

Been out of it to long now...
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No, using those "fake" high refresh rate settings (using motion interpolation) will make it look much worse and causes the soap opera effect.
 
So, will inter-provincial deliveries be allowed under level 3 lockdown? Still waiting for my PS5 from Koodoo...
 
Playing the new Spiderman with the Sony WH plugged into the controller and bopping Jaden while zoomin' round NYC has me feeling all kinds of badass. Definitely my favourite game right now... and wow it's ****ing gorgeous
 
Received an email from Koodoo customer care, informing me that the PS5 Digital Edition consoles from the 2nd drop pre-orders are still with customs.
 
Does anyone know when the next batch of PS5's will be in? I see no one has stock yet.
 
Iwojima said:
Because the scalpers have realised that people are not as desperate any more with new stock being available at retailers.

More reasonable or not, don't buy from scalpers.
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Or xmas is past? dont think most of the ones there now is scalpers, some has even been used
 
My LG 47lm4600-tb says the refresh rate is 120hz but the ps5 only outputs to it at 60hz even when in performance mode, any suggestions?
 
xMunsZA said:
My LG 47lm4600-tb says the refresh rate is 120hz but the ps5 only outputs to it at 60hz even when in performance mode, any suggestions?
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LG 47LM4600 | Page 8 | AVS Forum
To all those wondering why there aren't any Tru-Motion 120Hz settings... It's a lie, well rather than come up with a new term for trying a new method of tricking the eye, they incorrectly used a process LG users are very familiar with; or as I see it an outright lie! While the article is about a higher up model it's applicable down here as well.
http://hdguru.com/lg-55lm6700-hdtv-review-when-120-hz-isnt-120-hz-updated/8281/ -

This truly makes my gut sick. Anti-judder and Tru-motion set high make me feel almost sick when I'm watching a movie, but that goes away if I shut it down. This sick feeling on the other hand, that we have one more G.D. thing to be bamboozled about by these TV companies feels like a perpetual punch to the gut.

A desire to sell a product doesn't mean a 60Hz panel should be misrepresented as 120Hz when it in no way is capable of that. Why it was not appearing on other countries website or boxes as 120Hz I can only imagine they must have some teeth or truth in advertising laws.
http://hdguru.com/beware-of-phony-lcd-hdtv-refresh-rates/7726/


In the 6700 model LG (seemingly as a response to the write up @ Hdguru) added Tru-Motion settings but it's still just smoothing the judder on a 60Hz panel (presumably it can't be changed).


60Hz is fine for 80-90% of the things I watch. But if you put a feature on the box, and then try to ******** your way out of why what the customer sees is basically tricking the eye into the same effect ---> except that they aren't even doing that (because the TV isn't capable of a true black frame insertion) so that you can charge more money that's wrong!
 
xMunsZA said:
My LG 47lm4600-tb says the refresh rate is 120hz but the ps5 only outputs to it at 60hz even when in performance mode, any suggestions?
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That is "Trumotion 120Hz" on that TV - it doesn't actually support a 120Hz input signal and just takes a 60Hz signal and uses motion interpolation when you have that setting enabled (which you really wouldn't want for gaming, always make sure you are in Gaming mode if it has support for this).
 
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