what do you use for Display

On FPS I been using my PC display with my xbox one an it has SOME good results, what do you prefer?

Normally I use my 42 LCD HDTV it only has 60Hz unfortunately, but I'm upgrading as soon as I can get my hands on one, seems like everyone I find is sold out I seen a couple of 42 HDTV with 200Hz, under $500 but its no surprise they don't stay long on
the shelves of most online places I frequent, best buy, amazon..

:)

 

1440p

What are the display settings on the Xbox One?

How is it connected to the console?

You've said it's the only thing that gives you problems - what else do you use it for?

 

Are you using the Hdmi cable that came with the XBox #1x

Is it a good cable on 4k displays ????




What settings do you use on the Lg Oled model

 

Can't the human eye just register 60 hertz? I dunno. My cousin was telling me a while ago when he was talking about his tv. I have a 46' LED HDTV with 60 Hz I think? I forgot. I'll have to check the box. It's pretty sweet and suits me just fine doe.

 

I'm not sure if 60-200Hz has any difference in Latency or Lag on the FPS I play, but I still suffer allot of lag deaths, an if getting more Hz helps than I will buy it. OR upgrade to it..

 

Refresh rates explained.

Also an important part of this link:

Remember these modes don't add any actual detail to the video, and you might want to disable them when watching every-day, non-action content. A 120Hz refresh rate can be beneficial for certain situations, but a higher refresh rate should not be considered
a good reasons to spend more on an HDTV. For most television and movie watching, you'll probably want to keep the refresh rate set to 60Hz, anyway. Just keep the benefits in mind for sports and games, and don't feel the need to push past 120Hz. Anything higher
really is more of a gimmick than a truly useful feature.

 

Spending hundreds of dollars on a 200Hz TV is not going to make you a better call of duty player.

 

I have a 46 inch LCD at 120hz and it has been awesome for gaming.

If you're suffering lag deaths while playing an online multiplayer game I'd wager that's not because of the TV's refresh rate.....

 

^^ Hey Digi, that'll be why your Saints Row gameplay was pixelated. lol Your TV is too good for the games. Try playing The Third and IV at 720p at 50 / 60hz. Things should improve visually. At 1080p the pixelation is usually apparent with things like windows
on cars and things, but nowhere else. {XD

If you want to see something truly awful though, try playing Saints Row 2 on any HD TV/Monitor. Even the UI, titles, and menus have jaggedy edges and are hella pixelated. The characters' hairdos, especially Johnny Gat's... heh haaa. It's pixel-ville in anything
but SD.

 

I got a 70 inch 1080p - 120hz. It also upscales all signals to 1080p.

 

Oh my god, thank you so much for telling me this Argontheos! I honestly thought it may have been the opposite, my TV has become out-dated or was just starting to play up as I've had it for about 3 years now or so.

Also nice pick up from the other thread, the face pixilation really annoyed me!

 

I sadly have a standard def TV in my room. I will sometimes hook up my 360 to the HDTV in the living room. But I think I'm going to get an HDTV on black Friday this year though. Can't wait!

 

Hey doc why don't you try using a PC display, I do sometimes, its a real kick, should also hold you over to Black Friday slash Blue Monday, I been using mine on BF 4 an its great, HDMI PC screen.

 

"Can't the human eye just register 60 hertz?"

The real question is - What refresh rate is real life at?

 

well i was totally misunderstood here, I was actually talking about what I see and at what speed its displayed, its called lag if its slow, getting shot before you even see an enemy, not fun , an I do not play Modern warfare whatever,