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[Celcius]

Just curious what size is the most common and also who has the biggest TV on GAF.
This is mostly meant for normal TVs but I also added a few options just so that handheld users and projector users can be counted.
Feel free to post a picture of it as well if you want, though most folks have probably already done that in the 2023 Gaming Setup Thread.

 

[jshackles]

77 OLED, it's glorious!

 

[Grildon Tundy]

I play consoles and PC games on my computer monitor. A 32" screen from about two feet away is like having a 77" screen!

 

[bodine1231]

I have a 77" Oled in my living room for the PS5 but I only use it for Sony exclusives. My primary is my PC monitor which is 42".

 

[R3TRODYCE]

77” LG G2 OLED for my PC and consoles.

 

[Celcius]

I voted for the smallest option, as I currently just game on a 27" PC monitor.

 

[Sleepwalker]

65" QD OLED.


Looking to make the jump to a 77" or 83" at some point lol

 

[nowhat]

I answered 55", which is true, really.

But these kinds of polls should always be taken with a grain of salt. Because none will answer truthfully. And in my defense, I live in Finland, and it's quite cold at the moment.

 

[MikeM]

65” lg C1 OLED for both Ps5 and PC.

 

[reinking]

55" and 65" seem to work for me on consoles. PC, 27" monitors.

My living room is setup where my TV is mounted between two windows. I am not getting anything larger than a 55" for that room unless I plan to change where it is mounted. I do not. My bedroom is set with a 65" that is about 2 feet past the foot of the bed. The bed is also adjustable. No way I need anything bigger there and no way I am changing that set up. That is where I will retire someday.

 

[twilo99]

Why aren't any OEMs actually branding TVs as "gaming" ?

We have gaming monitors but no gaming TVs

 

[SeriousCrayon]

77 OLED, it's glorious!

Me too! LG C1 ...still impresses me after 2 years.

 

[BlakeofT]

27" monitor. A big ass 4K TV has been at the top of my most wanted list for a long time now. At this point, even the crappiest of 4K TVs would probably be a huge upgrade for me.

 

[Varteras]

Yes

 

[Cert.in.Death]

55" LG C2

I have a new home and would be interested in upgrading to a 77" or higher, but I'm house poor and can't afford a $2500 purchase for...bigger...

 

[twilo99]

Me too! LG C1 ...still impresses me after 2 years.

Yeah that's a very good panel..

 

[Traxtech]

77 G1, needed 120 bfi to be happy.

 

[jshackles]

Why aren't any OEMs actually branding TVs as "gaming" ?

We have gaming monitors but no gaming TVs

Check out this Bravia my guy

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09R92FSG9/

 

[Pejo]

65" OLED currently, planning on upgrading after I build a new PC though.

 

[Heimdall_Xtreme]

samsung neo qled

65 inches, and I could buy up to more than 80', but I wouldn't have space in my room.

 

[ShaiKhulud1989]

48'' OLED CX + atmos soundbar.

Enough for my Eastern European flat.

 

[Monokrom]

I have a LG C1 65" Oled and it's amzing.

 

[Reizo Ryuu]

55

 

[Trogdor1123]

60 inch. Maybe a 65 in the next year or so. No bigger

 

[JeloSWE]

85" Sony X95K

 

[Celcius]

I didn't expect there to be so many 77" users

 

[UnravelKatharsis]

My main gaming display is a projector on a 120 inch screen, my secondary gaming TV is 80 inches. I'm hoping to swap the projector for a 100(+) inch panel someday.

PS5 and PC run on the projector, PS5, PS4, switch and One X run on the TV.

 

[Portugeezer]

43" and I sit about 2 metres away.

Perfectly adequate, but I feel like my eyes are getting shitter over time.

 

[yansolo]

75" TCL qled

 

[diffusionx]

65" OLED B7 (kind of old at this point but works for me), and 34" UW Alienware (the old model) for PC

 

[Rac3r]

77" Sony A80J, it's glorious.

 

[Robb]

55”, it’s standing pretty close to the couch though so it’s on the edge of being a bit too big.

 

[Jesb]

Poverty level. 50” 1080p panny.

 

[Mithos]

I have a 2014, 50" Sony TV (KDL-50w805b)

 

[Magic Carpet]

82" Samsung Q70R From 2019.

Good
Great Picture has VRR and HDR with Game Mode on.
Used as a monitor has worked well.

Bad
Only 1 HDMI 2.1 port and it's NOT the ARC port.
Really bad multi deep menu design to get to simple things like turning on and off Game Mode.
Auto Game mode is borked, It's Samsungs fault. I've tried all my consoles on other TV's with no issues.
ARC to EARC update, was promised to come in an update but they misinformed (outright lied) and it was for the more expensive model the Q90 only.
Good luck getting built in streaming apps audio out to your Receiver/Sound bar. You can either do that OR you can have your ONE console attached that does VRR/HDR.

Samsung really screwed the pooch on this design. The barest bones basic/cheapest HDMI board with the most limited functionality available was put in this big TV.

 

[DaleinCalgary]

77" oled lg c3

 

[poppabk]

75" TCL qled

65" TCL qled
Although my Quest 2 screens might be my most used. What is that - like 2 x 2" ?

 

[j0hnnix]

85" Vizio PQX.
It's been a good TV so far bought it back in 2020 when it released. Have had some minor issues with VRR but nothing that gets my panties in a bunch it's been thrown around when I moved from apartment to temp home with gf Family and then again to home we bought.. still kicking.

110" Hisense px1-pro projector. I'm still debating hooking up the PS5 or Xbox to this for gaming or just stream with GeForce Now, but this mainly is for movies, and cinematic games.

 

[Alex Anderson]

26" Westinghouse LCD from Black Friday 2008

I play at a desk. I performed like crap on a big screen when playing Outrun 360 and Hot Shots Golf so I stuck to small and close.

 

[Beechos]

85" samsung Q90. I don't play in a dark environment so I prefer the high brightness of the samsung compared to an oled.

 

[wyvern_bloodfist]

Three Monitor setup 50" , 43", 32" and a 22" for older PC games.

 

[John Marston]

My 50" Sharp does the job but I admit it's a bit old.
How are you guys not turning your heads playing on those big ass screens?

 

[Unknown Soldier]

Why aren't any OEMs actually branding TVs as "gaming" ?

We have gaming monitors but no gaming TVs

Most TV's now have a lot of gaming features.

In terms of the de-facto gaming TV, the surprising answer is Samsung. The 2023 Samsung OLED's and Neo QLED's all have input lag in the 10 ms range, which is as good as many good gaming monitors. They have cool features like an ultrawide mode where the TV allows you to use ultrawide 1440p resolutions, this letterboxes the display but if your TV is big enough, it can be useful in games where ultrawide gives you an advantage. Samsung QD-OLED's also offer the best picture quality in any consumer TV, superior to the LG WOLED TV's. If you fear burn-in, and you should if your TV is primarily used for gaming, the Neo QLED's also have the best VRR support which works the best when tested compared to competitor TV's.

 

[gothmog]

Depends on where I'm gaming. I have a 77" LG OLED, a 42" LG OLED (I actually like this the best), and various 1440p monitors for PC/twitchier gaming.

 

[Comandr]

85” sony.

 

[StereoVsn]

My gaming setup is 65” OLEd right now, but thinking of moving that to the Living Room and getting 77” instead. FOMO is real and my eyesight isn’t getting any better, lol.

 

[fart town usa]

42"Panasonic Plasma.

I have a 65" OLED Bravia upstairs that I sometimes play AAA stuff on.

 

[Quantum253]

I'm still rocking my 65" B6 OLED. It's time for an upgrade though, and looking at the used market price today for the B6 is nuts taking the initial cost

 

[raduque]

I don't game on a TV.

 

[Gamerguy84]

8 inches. Ever since I've gotten the portal I've only gamed on it. Well that and PSVR2.

I honestly haven't games on my 65 inch since it came out. Perfect size screen, looks great, full dualsense controller, ultimate in convenience.

I'm sure I'll go back eventually but to answer that it's 65.