gaming tv questions.

[buck440]

mitsubishi has a 73in dlp 3d ready tv for $1,500 but in the specs it says it's 120Hz. i normally play on a 42in plasma vizio with around 500Hz and it does good when moving fast, "COD" :macho. is it the higher the Hz the less blury the picture is when moving fast?

[motochamp250]

yea.. the hertz is the refresh rate of the screen... plasma's will always be best and lcd are slower. i have played on a lcd 120hz before and it wasn't blurry... but it was ncaa 11 and not cod... jmo

hunter

[buck440]

from what i read your spot on. lcd not good for gaming. i'm sure others will say otherwise

[1fastR]

i have a 46'' sony bravia LCD LED tv, 240hz, with a high end hdmi cable (not some $20 cord) play cod black ops all the time, your not going to get a better picture

[buck440]

my grandma got that tv on black friday. i was watching her house for a few weeks and hooked my ps3 up to it with a sony hdmi cable and the picture was good as any other lcd/plasma until you move fast then it gets slightly blury then later that day i hooked it up to the vizio plasma and it was a night and day difference when objects are moving fast.

i think lcd tv's don't go past 260?Hz whereas most plasma tv's are around 600Hz. that's why i noticed a difference. you probably never played on another tv so i understand you saying it's that good. the more Hz the better for gaming though. but it is good tv though.

[CJM]

Used to be when people were really into gaming pc's you wanted a monitor capable of at least 100hz, I used to set mine to 120hz so it would react super quick.

It definitely makes a difference