Which tv/monitor do you use for gaming?

32 inch Samsung ue32es5500, a good TV with low input lag, I'm going to buy a 42 inch TV in two-three months, though and put that 32'' in my study and use it as a gaming monitor coz once my daughter is born, I'm going to need a man cave with a separate TV coz the baby will have its bed in the living room.

For my gaming PC I use an Asus VG248QE, apparently. 1920x1080 @ 144 Hz (although I think 120 is a better number so that's what I run it at). My Macbook is 2880x1800 @ 60 Hz, but you can be sure I don't run games at that Resolution.

My PS3 has a Phillips 32"...3000 series? It has component, VGA, AND 3!! HDMIs. I also have my launch era XBOX 360 and it's enormous power brick connected via VGA. The description says it can output 1080p, but it also says it runs at 1366x768, so...I'm gonna say it's a 4K TV!

Thanks. I came across it randomly when searching for some wallpapers to fit my resolution. Wish I could give you more information. :(
It isn't the exact res but, I like it regardless. If you want it, I've uploaded it for you. http://i.imgur.com/mUbVWps.jpg

I'd like a bigger tv but I'm in no rush. I've got a Sharp 32inch 720p tv. I play the Wii U and PS4 on it sometimes. But I mostly play the games on the monitors.
I've got a total of 7 monitors, 5 of them being 1080p ones.

I got myself a 55 Panasonic ST60 Plasma. Everyone here who games on plasma TVs (especially panasonic as they were the king of it back in the day) know how much better it is than the crappy lcd displays that most people run.

Dell Ultrasharp U2312HM. I have this since 2012 and from now on i will be buying Dell monitors exclusively, very pleased with what i have

TN or IPS?

@clyde46: its an IPS

What are they like for gaming?

@clyde46: I think the main draw back of IPS for gaming is that they have higher response times. But the ultrasharp IPS are usually considered pretty good. There should be reviews on that model or the 24" version

I mainly use a Sony Bravia 40" out in the living room and a Samsung 32" in the bedroom. Hoping to upgrade this year or next year to a 55" or greater.

Use a 50" LED Panasonic Viera

IPS

Consoles = Samsung 3D 40" full hd led
PC = 27" 1440p 120hz Korean monitor

Nothing too amazing, can't even remember the model number or specs.

Samsung TV, 1080p, 47".

Acer monitor, 1080p, 27".

Planning to upgrade to a larger 1440p monitor when I build my new desktop.

40 inch Sony Bravia 1080p and a Sony receiver with Yamaha speakers. Bravia sync feature is fantastic.

I use a Samsung S27A950D. It's a 27" 120hz monitor. I'm in love with it.

I use a Sony KDL42w653. Bought it to go with a PS4. Great gaming TV, has a lag input of just 15ms.

http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/sony-kdl42w653-201308113237.html

I have a samsung 64" D8000 plasma i use for games/movies/tv viewing

Samsung 55 inch for Console gaming....

And a 27 inch IPS Asus Monitor For PC gaming

well both I have both a monitor and a tv hooked up to the pc and PS4, the Wii U only hooked up to the tv.

Monitor: Samsung Syncmaster SA950 (27 inch 120 Hz monitor).

TV: Samsung ES8005 55 Inch pretty much run of the mill, but can be calibrated to have a fairly low input lag for a non Plasma tv (around 30ish ms)

I am fairly happy with both, but they are both technologically ancient at this point.

I have a 65 inches Sony XBR65HX929 for living room and a old 37 inches Westinghouse 1080P LCD for my bedroom for gaming!

46'' lg smart tv for tv and consoles

27'' dell for pc gamimg

24" Dynex 1080p and 39" Magnavox 1080p for both PC and console gaming. I use the VGA ports (not HDMI) for the PC. I think using HDMI increases potential for lag. No issues with the VGA ports.

Vizio E390-A1. (39" 1080p LED)

Asus VX279H 27" for pc

Samsung F8000 55" for consoles

I have an Optoma HD25e 2D/3D home theater projector on a 120" screen, coupled with an Onkyo surround sound system. I simply can't go back to gaming or watching movies on a tv anymore. Even the larger 65" models seem small to me now.

Vizio 50" 120Hz

23'' asus 1080p something

I use a Samsung 46" 1080P LED for all my gaming

Sony Bravia KDL42700B LED TV

http://store.sony.ca/42-w700-led-internet-tv-zid31-KDL42W700B/cat-31-catid-All-W-Series-TVs

42 inch, 1080p , 200Hz refresh rate.That's all I know about it.

Monitor - 24 inch samsung 1080p monitor.120Hz.LED too.

BenQ 2420T - 24" & 120Hz

EDIT: I'd love to upgrade it some day, but it would have to be 120Hz+ as I can never go back to anything lower.

40" Samsung 1080p LED TV.

46" Westinghouse 1080p LED, 51" Samsung Plasma 1080p and a 65" 1080p Toshiba LCD