4k TV for the xbox one?

Hi everyone im looking to buy an new TV and I really want a 4k TV. I just need some advice because i have had a bad experience with playing fifa on an smart tv. when you start a match and you kick off the frame rate staggers and then stops until the ball
goes out for a corner, goal kick or even a freekick. I dont want to commit in buying a decent tv if this happens. I have standard HD 32inch LG tv and have no issues regarding the frame rate but i really want an 4k. I am only looking to spend under £550

So any suggestions??

:)

 

Xbo one S and xbox one X

The XBOX ONE S is 4K, you have to have a 4K TV in order to get 4K content. Then your 4K TV has to be directly in the XBOX (TV IN ) HDMI slot. Once you connect this your XBOX will automatically download the Blu Ray 4K app

 

4K issue with my TV

Hello,

I have a problem with 4K settings for a TV : TCL U49S7606DS.

After setting TV connection in autodiscover mode, in TV 4K details my TV is compliant with 4K UHD 60 Hz at least for video game green tick (red one for HDR).

But in game (Assassin's Creed Origins) images are blurred. I guess the problem is due to the image refreshing because in the product specification for the TV,

the max HDMI resolution is 2160P/30Hz and on the xbox website (https://support.xbox.com/fr-FR/xbox-one/console/4k-on-xbox-one-technical-requirements) required
configurations are : 4K at 60 Hz



My question : how the console knows if the TV is 4K compliant ? because according to the xbox i should be able to play in 4K !

Thanks for answerring me.

Thomas

 

Little to no point in getting a 4K TV unless you have a source that delivers 4K, at the moment it would be better to go for a really good 1080p TV than a cheap 4K TV that you possibly may not use to its fullest for three or four years (until SKY/Virgin etc
offer 4K TV)

If you do decide to go for a 4K, go for a Samsung. I've had most makes of TV and my current Samsung is the best I've had to date, just saying.

 

Forgot to say in my previous post, whatever TV you decide to go for, make sure you have a play with it in the shop (currys, comet etc) make sure it has a "Game" mode in the settings (most TV's these days do) This means that the TV will display the signal
with as little lag as possible, which is obviously important.

The last time I bought my TV, the shop was that desperate for a sale they let me plug in an Xbox One and actually play about with it, they will virtually do anything for a sale. Plus at the end of the day, you don't have to buy it from there, you can look
for a better price on the internet and then see if they will match it (some will).

 

Hi dude thanks for your feedback. Im only choosing to get a 4k tv just because the quality is nice but a smart tv can be very handy. but what i experienced with fifa on a smart tv i was a bit unsure what tv i want. I am going to take my xbox round my nans
and test fifa on hers because she has a 50inch sony 4k tv and it looks lush but i dont want to commit into buying something if fifa has an issue with an high quality picture.

 

A 4K TV would only be useful if you intend to watch 4K Content on it. Some on-line video streams are 4K, which will make full use of your TV's capabilities. The issue you had before was little to do with the fact the TV you were using was a 'Smart' TV.


The issue you had was likely caused by many of the extra post processing features many modern TVs have these days. They are designed to enhance the viewing experience when watching movies. You don't see any lag when using them to watch TV and films because
you're not interacting with them, so there is no noticeable delay.

For gaming you'll need to disable these features for the best experience, no matter what TV you purchase. Rather than turn them off individually, there should be either be a 'Game Mode' or a 'PC Mode' on most HD and UHD TV's.

 

You'll have to get a bigger TV if you want 4K. As far as I'm aware no manufacturer makes a 32" 4K, unless you go for a monitor.

I'd personally go for Sony if you go for ANY TV. I'd also stay with 1080p for now. Paying that extra money for 4K just isn't worth it, in my opinion.

 

just to let everyone know i have brought the samsung curved tv 40 inch 1080P its brilliant quality but i still get a little bit of that frame rate issue but i will turn game mode on eventually and then try it buts its an brilliant tv i only paid £439.