What size is your tv?

My television needs, which were largely limited to viewing professional sports, (before the entirety of professional sports lost their minds), were being handled by a digital-to-analog NTSC converter feeding a Voodoo3 3500TV AGP card within a 550MHz K6-III system and on out to a 19" Samsung SynchMaster CRT monitor. Even receives FM. At least here in North America.

The above setup, which is, incidentally, lit, can be yours in trade for just an early model blue-steel Colt Python and $3000. Think it over...

 

140" ~ 350 cm, Optoma 4k Projector.

 

42" Panasonic plasma TV @ 720p

It's about 13years old I think. We do not watch TV often so no reason to upgrade. Might go like a month without anyone turning the TV on.

 

55 inch LG with a media pc 2700x with a 2070 super and 32ggb ram a 5.1 system and Sat TV all hooked up to NAS server

 

Bought a 50" LG tv few days ago for some holidays Mortal Kombat with friends. Didnt go overboard becouse i dont need one and it will not be used everyday. What a need is a new ultrawide monitor.

 

Samsung 40" in my mancave as a second screen.


Samsung 55" in the TV room


Samsung 65" in the living room.

 

32" 768p sharp with H&K speakers
really nice for the peanuts it cost me

thinking of hooking up a ps4 to it,but I wonder if it will work. will it scale the res down to 768p ? run 1080p the way dsr/vsr runs on pc?

 

Don't have TV got rid of it in 2010.

 

58 inch Hisense 4K 60Hz

 

48"
55"
65"
77"

 

Played RDR2 on PS4 on it and love it.

 

TCL 55 inch R635, got it back in nov after my monitor died.

 

Got a 48" Sony in the master bedroom and a 65" Panasonic in the hall. Bought 'em a few years back, so they don't have those fancy new features.

 

You beat me by two years. Congratulations.

 

65" LG 4K got it for $500 just before covid, so 2 years old. Should die any day, I also have a 50" Vizzio I got for free. It was dead a Google showed me what was bad, fixed it for free. Boom bed room TV, 4K.

 

32" don't watch much

 

40" VIZIO V Series 4K in the living room (the largest that'll fit in entertainment center).

28" LG IPS 4K in the PC room, actually a monitor. My PC is connected to the DP input, which left the twin HDMI 2.0 ports open for Roku Ultra & 4K Amazon Fire Stick. That & all of the free TV on PC is all I need. There's no shortage of content, other than local channels. That's why I kept the 32" VIZIO 1080p TV, the Channel Master antenna can really pull in the signals.

Cat

 

65" LG OLED.

I have my PC hooked up to it and use it as a secondary monitor for couch gaming, mostly older titles but the odd newer release (FF7R) runs surprisingly well for me at 4K.

Movies are great on it too tbh.

 

LG 55 CX OLED 4K

Using this as my monitor. It's wicked.