Telefunken full HD LED 32"

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killadoob

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Would this work for gaming it is 2499 ex vat

Any reasons why this won't work for gaming?
 
ponder said:
Rather get a Samsung i reckon.
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Cool from where though? Hi fi corp? What price do you reckon? 2499 ex vat is pretty good but i don't want to buy cheap rubbish that won't work obviously :D but i also don't want to blow 5k on 32" that would work just fine at 3.2k

Perhaps i should go 40", what model should i go for? Something about the 5 series samsung i heard.

It's from esquire.
 
killadoob said:
Cool from where though? Hi fi corp? What price do you reckon? 2499 ex vat is pretty good but i don't want to buy cheap rubbish that won't work obviously :D but i also don't want to blow 5k on 32" that would work just fine at 3.2k

Perhaps i should go 40", what model should i go for? Something about the 5 series samsung i heard.
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Dunno, I think I recall a thread about a 32" Samsung Going for R2500 at Game a while back, you will have to shop around.

40" seems to big for a monitor unless you sit far back.
 
I have the p2770h. Fantastic monitor although i think it has been replaced by the more expensive led variety now.
 
Mystic Twilight said:
Can i just point out contrast ratios are useful as a butter knife in a chainsaw benchmark, for the vast majority of displays? Go here for info.
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Exactly, LED backlit LCDs usually have higher dynamic contrasts because they're brighter. Brightness not many people would ever use. However, they do appear best under shop lighting...
 
killadoob said:
Yea but for people who cannot afford 5k lg's and sony's i am sure it will be fine.
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As long as, at minimum the TV has a 1:1 pixel mapping mode i.e. no overscan rescaling, otherwise the desktop sharpness & fonts are going to look terrible. A PC mode would be even better, which also sends a monitor not TV EDID to GPU driver, but usually this can be manually overriden.
 
Roman4604 said:
As long as, at minimum the TV has a 1:1 pixel mapping mode i.e. no overscan rescaling, otherwise the desktop sharpness & fonts are going to look terrible. A PC mode would be even better, which also sends a monitor not TV EDID to GPU driver, but usually this can be manually overriden.
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Well if he is wanting to use it as a monitor i am not so sure it would be a good idea. I will do a bit of digging about telefunken and pc.

Another thing to watch out for is that it is actually 1920 x 1080 and not sold as a fhd but actually it's only 1024 x whatever :D
 
Was just wondering.. its a damn good price for a FHD 32".
killadoob said:
Another thing to watch out for is that it is actually 1920 x 1080 and not sold as a fhd but actually it's only 1024 x whatever :D
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What do you mean by this? Did you check it out in store?
 
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