Plasma TV for gaming
Any of you guys games play games on your plasma, anyone seen any BurnIN effcts yet?
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yea i just buy a new one when it happen they are really cheap these days -
No. We have a television for gaming.
I had read there is burn in on plasmas..don't know for sure, though. We love ours for movies and HD tv.Raven
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Damn, that would be nice. I've seen some 40+" models and they rock! Unfortunately, Plasma/LCD TVs here in the PI cost up to 6x more than in the US. I'd have to have my family in the US buy the unit from Fry's/Best Buy/Walmart (don't laugh, they have some really good deals
) and send it to Manila via Fedex. Even with the heavy shipping fees, it's still way cheaper than buying it here.
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It's a big no no unless you have the cash to dish out for a new one. Any static non moving image can burn itself into a plasma.
IMO if you play video games the differences between an LCD and a Plasma aren't great enough in order for you to risk your plasma. Go LCD.
I picked up a 52" Panasonic LCD off ebay for $1300 just for my xbox. Best deal ive ever made in my life. sure its last years model...but can i tell the difference.★★★
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LCD sucks for games.Comment
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didn't even know there was a lcd that bigOriginally posted by YoungComment
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Check out the new Samsung Flat Screens for gaming. Their dlps and the best on the market also.
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I heard plasma sucks for games because of burn in effectComment
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Sure.. I have the Samsung 60" flatscreen lcd. It comes in 52", 40", 32" and on down. They are beautifulOriginally posted by bigdogComment
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that is my fucking dream
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check out ebay. good deals.Originally posted by bigdog★★★
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LoL You only need to worry about Screen Burn if you're planning on buying a Shitty Plasma..
I got a 42inch Samsung and Play games on it all the time.. These days all the latest models have protection against burn...
Like an Idiot I letf mine on all night with a game of pause... (with pixel shift protection off )
I was pissed! The screen looked like it was totally screwed, pixels were messed up and I had huge "Press Start" right down the middle!
I ran the Anti Burn Pixel Patern for like 40 min.. bang it was gone.
Ask the sales guy what protection your screen has before buying...
Its worth spending the extra $$$!Last edited by JayJay; 12-26-2005, 01:26 PM.Comment
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Didn't know there was a sunch a thing as anti burn pixel pattern. What samsung model do you have?Originally posted by JayJayComment
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Here's a little more info about the pixel patternOriginally posted by bigdog
http://www.samsung.com/in/products/t.../anti_burn.htm
This is my model
http://www.samsung.com/uk/products/t...42d5sdxxeu.aspComment
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That's nice. Anyone got any preference re Samsung vs. Sony vs. Philips ?Originally posted by JayJayComment
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Originally posted by cmos
yeah, all those fools using LCD monitors don't know what the fuck they are doing....Comment
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I had not heard that they would damage the tv.
What bothers me, is that the Sharp plant is about 8 miles from here, and they make the tv's there. But they wont sell to the public, and they ar almost 2x's as much here as in San Diego.PornGuy skype me pornguy_epic
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My Samsung is not that great, During some fast moving action scenes I've noticed it pixalating in the corners sometimes.Originally posted by $5 submissions
I'd go with a Sony but It depends how much you're willing to spend.Comment
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How so? Unless you have lag problems, they work fine.Originally posted by toddlerComment
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look at the new HP DLP or the Sony SXRD. Not flat panel, but probably better quality image. I dont think the SXRD supports 1080p input yet, but the HP does and can do 1:1 pixel mapping.Comment
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Panasonic make some of the best plasmasComment
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burn-in is pretty much eliminated and a non-issue nowadays.
the guy above that mentioned he got a 52" LCD must have gotten a rear-projection LCD similar to a DLP....some of those are only 12" deep nowadays...Comment
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I thought that was the way it is.Originally posted by cool1gComment
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