Just upgraded to 4K TV!! Guess what, 4K 60Hz works over HDMI still using the same cable that I used with this TV. ruclips.net/video/FEU9a005q6A/видео.html
So do i have to use my laptop inorder to use a tv as a moniter im confused trying to get a lil office set up and see some $25 32” tvs for sale id like to use
Thank you for this video man I was wondering if I had to buy a monitor for my new PC build but I happened to have an extra TV laying around, and it just so happened it was the EXACT TV that you used for this video. I was worried there would be input lag but this video saved me from spending a couple hundred dollars on a monitor. Thanks!
It's a great TV and believe it or not, this 10-year-old Sony TV has lower input lag, better contrast and picture quality than today's modern smart LED TVs.
I was just about to buy a monitor that costs Eur 745 and thought of my Sony Bravia tv that i have has been in my closet for 6months. It’s so great now. I saved all that money. Hallelujah . Thank you man.
I've been using an old Philips 48" 1080p HDTV as a monitor and it's pretty awesome. Became an eye strain though so I wear blue blocking glasses for extended use sessions.
I need help please. I have a laptop with broken display. So i use it by connecting it to my tv by a VGA cable. Hence the problem is i can't access the boot menu that is only displayed in the laptops broken screen. And it only loads on tv the Welcome sign. Can i convert the entire screen to tv starting from the bios. Like i dnt hve the open the screen again.
@@yoli4783 hey i got the fix myself. If you have a laptop the universal way is by the hard way. Remove the monitor and remove the cable connecting the monitor from the motherboard. It will automatically detect the secondary monitor connected through vga cable as the main from now. Just be careful not to damage anything.
WOW Video. Love from Bangladesh. But, I got a LED TV in Bangladesh with 5 Mili Second response time & play games with no delay & it works same as my computer monitor.
Indeed!!! a lot of people are selling their old non smart TVs if you can get one from 2013 they make really good monitors, Sony, Panasonic, LG and Samsung had pretty decent models.
I got a question. I have never used a desktop before in my life. How do u connect a PC/Desktop to a TV? Do u use an HDMI cable? And is that the case for all types of PCs or are they different?? Thanks
I used to use monitors. Now I exclusively use a TV. I have a laptop hooked up to a 42 inch in the living room and my gaming desktop on my my 32 inch in my bedroom. I've played on expensive monitors and I wasn't impressed. I don't see a difference. I stick to 1080p. Don't need anything more than that. There are some settings on the computer itself that make the setup look as natural as it would on any monitor. If you have blurry or discolored text, then you need to go into your graphics card settings and make adjustments to pixel format. Problem solved! Reality is, you don't need a monitor and haven't for at least 8 years. Save your money and use your TV and game in your recliner. If you can figure out the mouse problem, you'll never want to return to your desk. I have a table at armchair level next to my recliner. That's where I put the mouse. Not corded, but I don't care.
EXACTLY what I have been saying for years, but there are some who will constantly complain how you get input lag on TV's but I haven't noticed ANY input lag. You don't need a monitor indeed, nowadays, big screen TV's are quite inexpensive and the experience of playing games and watching movies on a big screen is something else.
Hi nice to meet you :) Thank you for this it is very helpful informative and easy to understand :) Thank you for taking time out to show this to everyone appreciate it :) have an awesome day :) magz :)
Hi Charlie. I do alot of reading and watching videos on pc. Hardly any gaming. Is 40 inch full HD LED TV better or 27 inch IPS monitor better. TV at $180, monitor at $160. Which is easier on the eyes? I am not sure why the small monitor cost so much compared to TV.
hello! thank you for the great video. I'm curious will it work the same for every monitor? i got drawing screen tablet that has HDMI for the display. Is it possible if i get only an CPU & use my screen tablet as the monitor?
Using an old led tv as well. A Devant 32MEL360, bought it way back 2012, 32 inches, 1920x1080 native resolution, no input lag, and stunning colors. Unfortunately, I can't find the model in the devant website. :
So if I buy a desktop tower I should be all set. I already have the hdmi cable, a usb mouse and a usb keyboard. Hopefully that'll work once I figure out the signal. Thanks for the video.
How do you get the screen so crisp? I have a 1080p TV hooked up to my tv , I have no problems with the gameplay but it seems to be blurry alot of the time , how can I fix this??
Hi mate. I recently purchased a mi TV 4A Pro full HD 43" TV and it is soon to be delivered. I intend to connect it to my pc thru my motherboard and run it at 1080P. Do u think that will I face any issues at all. I sold a 21.5" Dell S2240L monitor to replace it with mi TV. Also can u advise on the quality of text. I have scoured the net yet no definite answer on mitv compliance with chroma 4:4:4... Your inputs will be appreciated.
Most useful video I've found so far, but I still have a problem. I have a circa 2008 Sony KDL-19M400. With Windows 10, the task bar and other edges of the display are getting cropped. Under the Screen settings, the choices for Wide Mode are Full, 16:9, and Zoom. I'm using 16:9; Full does not fix the cropping problem. (Neither does Zoom, which crops even more of the display.) Autowide is set to Off, but there are no settings for Display Area or Auto Display Area. Any other advice?
hello.. só if my CPU (computer) doesn't come with inbuilt HDMi.. there's no way I get to connect it to my Samsung smart tv? I've tried adaptors like VGA to HDMi, VGA to AV, DVI to HDMi, DVI>VGA>HDMi.. and none worked... help clear this out please
At that price range stick to a monitor, cheap TV's aren't good as monitors, I've tried out Mi 32inch TV and it was horrible, lots of pixelation and input lag, not even fit for web browsing, makes your eyes hurt. So if you are on a budget, stick to a 24inch full HD monitor.
Please help how do I connect a pc to the tv . cause when I search it up people use laptop to tv can you please show or tell how to connect a DESKTOP pc to a tv please
No. You can go without the monitor. The only issue with using a tv as a s monitor are the ones he talks about. There will be some input lag and mouse cursor ghosting. text won't be as sharp. But it's great.
so can I use scepter I have monitor wide its its great but I want to use tv as well with pc and Mac scepter works? or the lg tv u have something like that what u think
Hi I was wondering if you could help me. My PC doesn't have HDMI port soo I use VGA and my TV does not have VGA port so I purchased a VGA to HDMI adapter and plugged it in our TV but didn't work. Any reasons or suggestions you could give me?
How many inches is that tv? I have an 32 inch tv here and I've been testing it ONLY on my laptop, and the resolution is very small for a 32 inch led tv (I use 1366x768 on the laptop) and I haven't tested it out on my pc yet, I've been thinking, is it just because I am using a laptop with 1366x768 screen making the resolution on the tv small and is it gonna big when I plug it in my pc?
Its 32 inches as well, I feel anything above 32 inches for a monitor will be too big (depends on your viewing distance) as for resolution, that depends on the type of TV you've got, if you use HDMI cable the laptop/desktop should automatically select the correct resolution for you, for my TV its 1920x1080p. Google the model of your TV and you will get to know if its full HD or HD. Also, when using a laptop, make sure that you have selected external display as your main so that you are not using your laptop's display, that will allow you to crank the resolution to the native resolution of the TV. Sometimes everything looks big because of the way Windows scales the UI, if things look too big, right click on your desktop and go to 'Display Settings' under 'change the size of text apps and other items' set that to 100%.
Here is a guide on how to get the best picture quality on a 4K TV if you plan to use it as a PC monitor ruclips.net/video/pW0YET3M0XI/видео.html
Same thing I did with the spare LCD tv I have lying around. It is the 40NX500 monolithic design from Sony.
Just upgraded to 4K TV!! Guess what, 4K 60Hz works over HDMI still using the same cable that I used with this TV. ruclips.net/video/FEU9a005q6A/видео.html
So do i have to use my laptop inorder to use a tv as a moniter im confused trying to get a lil office set up and see some $25 32” tvs for sale id like to use
@@akaishadouglas8259 yes
Thank you for this video man I was wondering if I had to buy a monitor for my new PC build but I happened to have an extra TV laying around, and it just so happened it was the EXACT TV that you used for this video. I was worried there would be input lag but this video saved me from spending a couple hundred dollars on a monitor. Thanks!
I'm currently building a pc, good to know I can use the TV I have
Really helpful man. Thank you! I’m getting a pc for Christmas hopefully, and getting a monitor as well is quite expensive. Thank you
Are u like 10
Nah bruh lol
@@kesterbranche7328 probably a good boy
i love the beautiful design of that sony tv and the picture quality looks good
It's a great TV and believe it or not, this 10-year-old Sony TV has lower input lag, better contrast and picture quality than today's modern smart LED TVs.
I was just about to buy a monitor that costs Eur 745 and thought of my Sony Bravia tv that i have has been in my closet for 6months. It’s so great now. I saved all that money. Hallelujah . Thank you man.
What monitor is that that is half the price of my pc
Yes, we can use a TV as a pc monitor for Gaming/Entertainment. But the actual Monitor has very good pixel ratio for daily work.
Thanks man, I have the exact same model of tv and I built my first pc but have no budget for a monitor :)
Very informative video. Thankyou.
I've been using an old Philips 48" 1080p HDTV as a monitor and it's pretty awesome. Became an eye strain though so I wear blue blocking glasses for extended use sessions.
There's many many millions of LEDs to make the pixels in LCDs, it's normal for 1 or 2 to be dead or not working as good.
Lol
Money
I need help please. I have a laptop with broken display. So i use it by connecting it to my tv by a VGA cable. Hence the problem is i can't access the boot menu that is only displayed in the laptops broken screen. And it only loads on tv the Welcome sign. Can i convert the entire screen to tv starting from the bios. Like i dnt hve the open the screen again.
same problem
@@yoli4783 hey i got the fix myself. If you have a laptop the universal way is by the hard way. Remove the monitor and remove the cable connecting the monitor from the motherboard. It will automatically detect the secondary monitor connected through vga cable as the main from now. Just be careful not to damage anything.
Beautiful setup man
How do you start it because you surely have to do something on the pc in order to get it on the tv??
Nice video this helped!
WOW Video. Love from Bangladesh. But, I got a LED TV in Bangladesh with 5 Mili Second response time & play games with no delay & it works same as my computer monitor.
So helpful! Thx!
Thanks, Naomi 😊
I like the idea of using TV as a pc monitor since it already has a builtin speakers, which would make my desk more clutter free.
Totally and if you wall mount it, that will free up even more space on your desk!
Very cool, and cheaper alternative to very expensive monitors. Thanks.
Indeed!!! a lot of people are selling their old non smart TVs if you can get one from 2013 they make really good monitors, Sony, Panasonic, LG and Samsung had pretty decent models.
Awesome video Charlie...thank you
OMG THANK U SO MUCHHH IM CRYING I HAVENT PLAYE ON MY LAPTOP IN MONTHS AND NOW I CAN FINNALY PLAY BECAUSE OF YOU THANK U +1SUB
@@jxddii she didn't meant you
ur welcome
I got a question. I have never used a desktop before in my life. How do u connect a PC/Desktop to a TV? Do u use an HDMI cable? And is that the case for all types of PCs or are they different?? Thanks
Yes you use a HDMI cable to connect your laptop or computer to your tv
I’m using my tv while I can afford to buy a gaming monitor 😂 but thanks man really helps out :)
Thanks bro 😭😭😭🙏 for double monitor settings 😉
Love form India , Mumbai
planning on using my old lcd tv here as a monitor for music purposes
I used to use monitors. Now I exclusively use a TV. I have a laptop hooked up to a 42 inch in the living room and my gaming desktop on my my 32 inch in my bedroom. I've played on expensive monitors and I wasn't impressed. I don't see a difference. I stick to 1080p. Don't need anything more than that. There are some settings on the computer itself that make the setup look as natural as it would on any monitor. If you have blurry or discolored text, then you need to go into your graphics card settings and make adjustments to pixel format. Problem solved! Reality is, you don't need a monitor and haven't for at least 8 years. Save your money and use your TV and game in your recliner. If you can figure out the mouse problem, you'll never want to return to your desk. I have a table at armchair level next to my recliner. That's where I put the mouse. Not corded, but I don't care.
EXACTLY what I have been saying for years, but there are some who will constantly complain how you get input lag on TV's but I haven't noticed ANY input lag. You don't need a monitor indeed, nowadays, big screen TV's are quite inexpensive and the experience of playing games and watching movies on a big screen is something else.
Tech Guy Charlie if you hook up a laptop to a tv can you use the screens separately?
i respect that you played dota in this video
Do you need a PC for the TV also?
Of course
Time to use my Sharp Aquios 32 inch TV from probably 2004 or 2005 as a monitor for no reason
Hi nice to meet you :) Thank you for this it is very helpful informative and easy to understand :)
Thank you for taking time out to show this to everyone appreciate it :)
have an awesome day :)
magz :)
Hey Magggie, thank you for watching! 🤗 ☺️
I fucking love you you literally answered all of my question ou majestic man
lol thanks bro :D
Perfect
is it worth it to use tv screen instead of computer monitor?
@@b0rdn-da-k1ng84 thanks, because i got an 18inch monitor and 44inch tv, thinking if it is worth it to use tv instead
in my pc don't have vga port only have HDMI port can i use tv as a monitor
does it damage your eye or not ? comparing to actual monitor?
No mate its the same thing😂😂😂
Good video
This is cool honestly..
Hi Charlie. I do alot of reading and watching videos on pc. Hardly any gaming. Is 40 inch full HD LED TV better or 27 inch IPS monitor better. TV at $180, monitor at $160. Which is easier on the eyes? I am not sure why the small monitor cost so much compared to TV.
For write and read books not good? Do u prefer monitor tv 24? Or 32? Both Just LED HD.
hello! thank you for the great video. I'm curious will it work the same for every monitor? i got drawing screen tablet that has HDMI for the display. Is it possible if i get only an CPU & use my screen tablet as the monitor?
Awesome dude
Vga can actually output 1080p60 windows just set the resolution to low for some reason.
What do you think of Mi tvs bro? Are they great with pc?
does it complete itself as an IPS panel ?
Using an old led tv as well. A Devant 32MEL360, bought it way back 2012, 32 inches, 1920x1080 native resolution, no input lag, and stunning colors. Unfortunately, I can't find the model in the devant website. :
so u mean ,,can i use a samsung smart hdtv 1080 p which were release in 2016 ,, will it be ok for pc ???
So if I buy a desktop tower I should be all set. I already have the hdmi cable, a usb mouse and a usb keyboard. Hopefully that'll work once I figure out the signal. Thanks for the video.
Yup pretty much, any modern PC be it desktop or laptop can be connected to a TV.
Theres some of these tv out there that people dont use anymore and sell them for dirt cheap
I have no Experience of computers I'll bay firt time PC
I have Sumsung Android Tv 1080p 42 Inch As i use ?
Everywhere Sony.. TV, phone, stereo. ☺
he likes sony :)
die hard fan of sony lol (not sponsor)
Like Sony but not for phones
@@sergefox6976 true
is this possible without a laptop
Yes
Hey question do u need a laptop for This because i dont actually have a laptop i have a LG Tv
I like how he sais ''cheap-ass Tv's''
hello sir, may i know what your pc spec is?
is it 1080p? I would like to use for gaming.
Of course you can use it for gaming.. It's 1080p and there is no latency issue with this TV.
Nice thanks for the info bro..
How do you get the screen so crisp? I have a 1080p TV hooked up to my tv , I have no problems with the gameplay but it seems to be blurry alot of the time , how can I fix this??
I have a sony bravia from year 2012 but i don't know what model is it. Can guess what fhe model?
Hi mate. I recently purchased a mi TV 4A Pro full HD 43" TV and it is soon to be delivered. I intend to connect it to my pc thru my motherboard and run it at 1080P. Do u think that will I face any issues at all. I sold a 21.5" Dell S2240L monitor to replace it with mi TV. Also can u advise on the quality of text. I have scoured the net yet no definite answer on mitv compliance with chroma 4:4:4... Your inputs will be appreciated.
the thing is everything is so big how can i fix that problem
Right click on desktop then display settings, under scale and layout set the 'change the size of text, apps and other items' to 100%
My computer was going to come up to 810 but now its only 650 my buddy gave me his other mouse and keyboard and I can use my mini tv
What should I do if my pc dosen't have a hdmi output and my tv dosen't have a vga output?
The only problem is the power consumption.. like 4x more than a LED tv
Yup! About a 100 watts at 80% brightness, thanks to the CCFL backlight.
So where did you put your computer
Its literally right there on the left 🙈
Most useful video I've found so far, but I still have a problem. I have a circa 2008 Sony KDL-19M400. With Windows 10, the task bar and other edges of the display are getting cropped. Under the Screen settings, the choices for Wide Mode are Full, 16:9, and Zoom. I'm using 16:9; Full does not fix the cropping problem. (Neither does Zoom, which crops even more of the display.) Autowide is set to Off, but there are no settings for Display Area or Auto Display Area. Any other advice?
My pc only show 1 screen on the personalization screen
How does it look if you switch resolution to 720p or 900p ?
Sir, can you tell me some recommended settings for all tvs?
Video is very useful
Thanks brthr
Can we use Sony klv 32ex330 as a pc monitor?
How do you know whether the TV is compatible to be used as a PC monitor??
Now I can play rules of survival
hello.. só if my CPU (computer) doesn't come with inbuilt HDMi.. there's no way I get to connect it to my Samsung smart tv? I've tried adaptors like VGA to HDMi, VGA to AV, DVI to HDMi, DVI>VGA>HDMi.. and none worked... help clear this out please
Thank you
Are we choosing hdmi or pc?
What size is that LG tv you have or link ?
I'am confused, should i buy a tv or a budget monitor of 5000-6000rs.
I'am not a gamer. Basically I use my pc for productivity task, web browsing.
At that price range stick to a monitor, cheap TV's aren't good as monitors, I've tried out Mi 32inch TV and it was horrible, lots of pixelation and input lag, not even fit for web browsing, makes your eyes hurt. So if you are on a budget, stick to a 24inch full HD monitor.
Please help how do I connect a pc to the tv . cause when I search it up people use laptop to tv can you please show or tell how to connect a DESKTOP pc to a tv please
Sony bravia BX32 tv use as computer monitor?
Of course, you can. But if I am not mistaken BX32 is 720p?
Sony CX42 LCD TV Monitor for computers?!?
Will this work with a 20" black & white Magnavox?
Any tv will work if it has the right ports
Can I buy a modem only and hook it up to my smart tv and make it my monitor?
Do you need the labtop can you only your tv with the hard drive
Taiye Adetoro yes u need a laptop or a computer monitor with HDMI cable
Taiye, you can remove the screen from the laptop and still use it as a desktop with your tv.
How to connect android mobile (type c) to led pc monitor (vga port) for screen mirroring ? (without cpu) Please discuss...
Sir can you tell me your cpu and ups name or link to buy for my smart led sony ????
If my TV has HDMI INPUT sort, does the the computer monitor is necessary or not?
Reply me
No. You can go without the monitor.
The only issue with using a tv as a s monitor are the ones he talks about. There will be some input lag and mouse cursor ghosting. text won't be as sharp. But it's great.
WOW I HAVE THE EXACT SAME TV
you seem to like sony a lot :D
Chris Ayres well it didn't fail, but smartphone wise it kind of did.
Chris Ayres I'm an Xbox guy too, but it's sadly true that PS4 had sold more units then the Xbox did. But that's just the sad truth.
Does 2012 bravia flat screen tv support 75hz?
I am facing problem with Sony bx35 that vertical adjustment only half screen shown... How to fix the issue please reply
so can I use scepter I have monitor wide its its great but I want to use tv as well with pc and Mac scepter works? or the lg tv u have something like that what u think
How can On/off the tv with pc automatically?like a regular pc monitor
Please tell me how to play gta san andreas as full screen in lcd
Interesting! good video !!!!👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Hi I was wondering if you could help me. My PC doesn't have HDMI port soo I use VGA and my TV does not have VGA port so I purchased a VGA to HDMI adapter and plugged it in our TV but didn't work. Any reasons or suggestions you could give me?
Honestly, I'd say It is time to buy a new PC, HDMI to VGA adaptors are always tricky to get to work.
@@TechGuyCharlie I see thanks for the reply though really appreciate it. 😊
Can i use samsung tv a cpu and mouse and play pubg mobile on it using tencent gaming buddy? Plz reply bro
Can I use my sony bravia 32inches LED 720p?
My pc doestnt ave hdmi it has vga and tv dont have vga it have hdmi which port i can use
Does it work like a normal computer
How many inches is that tv? I have an 32 inch tv here and I've been testing it ONLY on my laptop, and the resolution is very small for a 32 inch led tv (I use 1366x768 on the laptop) and I haven't tested it out on my pc yet, I've been thinking, is it just because I am using a laptop with 1366x768 screen making the resolution on the tv small and is it gonna big when I plug it in my pc?
Its 32 inches as well, I feel anything above 32 inches for a monitor will be too big (depends on your viewing distance) as for resolution, that depends on the type of TV you've got, if you use HDMI cable the laptop/desktop should automatically select the correct resolution for you, for my TV its 1920x1080p. Google the model of your TV and you will get to know if its full HD or HD.
Also, when using a laptop, make sure that you have selected external display as your main so that you are not using your laptop's display, that will allow you to crank the resolution to the native resolution of the TV.
Sometimes everything looks big because of the way Windows scales the UI, if things look too big, right click on your desktop and go to 'Display Settings' under 'change the size of text apps and other items' set that to 100%.
@@TechGuyCharlie One more thing, why is my tv set automatically at 1360x768 resolution even though I am using HDMI and 32" HD Ready tv?