100htz+ 22" TV/Monitor.

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#1  Edited By skipper847
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Hi I have a 32" 1080p flat TV which I play both PC and consoles on but want a smaller one at about 22" to 24" at 1080p 100hz plus. what would you recommend and would a 100htz plus get rid of a lot of screen tearing. The one I have now is only 60hz. (UK) what would you get for PC gaming a monitor or TV. Thanks for any advice.

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#2  Edited By skipper847
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Found one.

SAMSUNG UE22H5610 Smart 22" LED TV - White

SAMSUNG UE22H5600 Smart 22" LED TV

100htz 1080p £189,99. could you actually tell the difference from 60hz to 100hz in games with the screen tearing?.

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Note: There is NO TV that does "true" 100+ hz. To be clear, TVs that are 120hz/240hz only accept a 60hz signal and then pad frames. You need a monitor with Dual Link DVI to get true 120hz, where the video card outputs 120hz / fps, and the monitor displays 120hz / fps. Yes you can definitely tell a difference between 60hz and 120hz provided your computer is pumping out that 120 fps. However doing this limits your options as to which panels you will be able to get. Benq and Asus make some nice 144hz monitors. You can play your consoles on one of these monitors as well, since they will usually have DVI and HDMI inputs.

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@dxmcat said:

Note: There is NO TV that does "true" 100+ hz. To be clear, TVs that are 120hz/240hz only accept a 60hz signal and then pad frames. You need a monitor with Dual Link DVI to get true 120hz, where the video card outputs 120hz / fps, and the monitor displays 120hz / fps. Yes you can definitely tell a difference between 60hz and 120hz provided your computer is pumping out that 120 fps. However doing this limits your options as to which panels you will be able to get. Benq and Asus make some nice 144hz monitors. You can play your consoles on one of these monitors as well, since they will usually have DVI and HDMI inputs.

I hate it when people get all excited about that 600hz tv . If only they experience a 144hz monitor