Not for me. I have monitor ultra wide 45 inch and tv 55 inch, both oled. And for me more immersive is in the monitor. Im closer to screen and I'm deep in the game world. From tv I see to match space, wall, room, floor in my room. Big Ultra wide monitor destroy tv.
@@tomaszrzeznik3444ahh yes that is true but slouching on your couch gives you more of a cozy and non restrictive experience than gaming with a monitor and chair (btw this is my opinion and yours is also great)
Been playing on a tv with a surround sound setup since I was 5 years old gaming on the N64. More than 20 years later I still believe in “big picture, big sound” for my gaming experience.
I was really torn on which one to get for my ps5. I wanted a monitor because you sit right in front of it and thus a clearer image, but a tv to really immerse myself into the game and to use when friends are over. This video sealed it for me, tv it is.
This what I’m going through but at the same time I feel like headphones on playing god of war at a desk is just comfy . IMO but at the same time tv just make things look so damn good
@@JAH_NO_SOSA for sure. I’ve played on my friends monitor and I can safely say story games on a tv are superior. You can also use your headphones with your tv, just connect them through Bluetooth.
In my experience, I love the tv gaming in the living room. Sit back and relax with those single player games. When I’m on COD, sit forward and lock in with my gaming headset. It’s the best of both worlds imo!
I have a 27" 4K 144Hz monitor and it's exceptional for FPS games but great for other games too. I like having a wired controller on my desk setup, lower input lag and no need to change batteries!
I currently game on my 85" Neo -Qled with my PC running an RTX 4090. I sit about 12' from the TV and absolutely love the feeling of immersion. I also have a 34" ultra wide monitor with a RTX 3050 but it's basically only used to surf the web now.
@@SpawnPoiint I also have to agree that your content is one of the best I’ve come across. I’m a gamer and Tesla owner and I can relate to your content a lot. I hope you keep soaring
So, I always loved playing on a desk setup. Bought my house in 2019, one of the first rooms that me and my wife did out was my ‘game room’ - then 2020 came around and we all know what happened there. That little gaming sanctuary became a home office - perk was replying to emails on a 4K display. So now, since I still work from home 90% of the time, for all I still have some bits in there that are reminiscent of my game room, I associate it too much to work. So 99% of the time, I’m gaming in the sitting room. Miss my game room. Gonna have to just sell up and buy a new house, only option 🤷🏼♀️😂
You forgot to talk about how monitor affects the eyes. I grew up playing games on my desktop computer. GTA vice city, gta liberty city, gta III and San Andreas on pc. You are correct about it being a lot more immersive but over time, it affected my eye sight because now I am short sighted
Depends on the game, room, console/pc and mood. Like for me, when I want to chill, I always use a tv. Plus if you’re bedroom is kinda small, you can wall mount your tv and lay down on your bed and play ps5 games on there. PCs always go together with monitors and not TVs. Also mood is a good indicator, generally sitting on couch and or laying on bed and playing on a tv after a hard work day always feels heavenly
I have a PS5 with an LGC2 and a 4090 gaming PC with an Alienware OLED monitor. To be honest I usually feel way more engaged and immersed on the monitor setup but when I'm finished with work and just want to sit back with my mates and play some GTA nothing beats the TV. For me I value the display technology more than the "TV/monitor" debate. As long as its an OLED I can enjoy it, OLED really is a game changer, if you're fortunate enough to get hold of one or can get a good deal I can't reccomend it enough
Usually I game on computer. I’ve been discovering streaming games which has allowed me to play on my laptop and even on my iPad with a bluetooth XBox controller connected. Which has allowed me to play pretty much anywhere and on any of my devices.
I play PS5 on my Sony 4k 55" TV and I use my Xbox Series X as a gaming computer on my LG monitor, which is 27" and 1440p. I love both set ups. You're totally right, it's more focused / fast on the monitor and more relaxed / beautiful on the TV.
@@kschab 1440p was just less expensive at the time I bought it, and it's plenty enough for a 27" screen, in fact it has a better PPI (pixel density) than my huge 4k TV. But if you have the budget, go for a 4k monitor, it will be better, specialy if you play on console. You can find them for around 500 $ now. Just make sure it's in 16/9 and it has HDMI 2.1
I generally only play fps games like CoD or xDefiant with the occasional Injustice 2 or Mortal Kombat 11 session thrown in on my Xbox series s. However, tying up the only tv in my house with the Xbox means nobody else can watch tv. So I made the sacrifice to switch to a monitor setup for my Xbox to allow the tv to be available and I will say the experience feels night and day for me. I feel more zeroed in on my targets in fps games and my wife doesn’t complain about the bloody fatalities on a big screen monitor grossing her out when she walks in while I’m playing mortal kombat.
Definitely Team Monitor. There's just something about Ultrawides that I just love. If I had to choose one though, it would be a TV because it's bigger for all of the non gaming stuff I do.
I made a setup for my consoles with a 42 inch LG C4 and instead of mounting it I put it on a desk in our bedroom. Been playing games and watching movies here and the experience has been nothing but sweet 👌🏼 having a smaller tv as a monitor is like getting to experience both setup at the same time.
Was always a TV gamer up until about 4 years ago. Now I love having a nice desk set up. Somewhere to retreat to and make your own... But you can't beat an OLED tv experience for the single player games :D
I’m currently team monitor. Over the last few years I have had back issues and sitting in my sofa for too long aggravates my back. I bought a proper chair (the same as you have) and it’s helped a lot so I now game at a desk on my monitor
I've a LG C2 in the living room and LG 32GS95UE for my desk set up. PS5 and Series X on the C2 and my new gaming pc on the monitor. I'm contemplating moving everything to the desk. I love my C2, its my TV introduction to the Oled but right now my living room is always a mess because of my toddler, every time I want to relax, I have to spend at least 20 minutes first picking up toys, otherwise it is just pure distraction in front of the TV
A dedicated game room is a luxury. Mine's a home office, reading library & then, game room. Could always game on the big TV with a console but I'm a PC snob.
When you do build your pc use your keyboard and mouse, you are going to suck for a bout a month, but the skill ceiling is much higher and it feels so rewarding (coming from a very recent console only player) trust me and use keyboard and mouse for fps
(Sorry bad english,not my first languange) Years ago when i bought ps5 I was confused, between monitor or TV I got small space in corner of my bedroom So i wanted 4kTv with compatible features to play the ps5, unfortunatley alway come with 43 inch size. So i found monitor 32 inch,4k ,60fps, ips screen,so i bought it online. I know is more expensive than TV, but lucky i get a discount for that monitor😂 Is been a 18 month owned it, and i just say im happy😊👍
It’s always really fun watching your videos I watch your videos either times,when I want help on some specific topic of gaming or I just wanna entertain myself Just love your content man Keep it up 👍✌️
He's finally building his gaming pc. I'm curious about what build or brand you chose to go with, I'm super excited when that video drops. Top quality always and thanks for the neat ideas on your setups.
I recently switched from a Tv setup just because i started to work from home and that way i could have everything in one place. The key is to get a good gaming monitor mounted to an arm assuming that you already have a gaming console and a laptop.
If you want to sit back and relax to play any game, a big tv is better. If you want to sit up close then a relatively small tv/monitor is better. It all depends how you want to game. Ive played competitive games on big and small tv's with no issues
I play on PC and I use my TV, I have a 77" like you too, but it's the C series. Regardless of what game I play, I put my feet up on the table like yourself in the vid. I find it easier to play that way.
For me it depends, im not a gamer that plays shooters i just play story driven games so i don't need 120 hz but i do like 4k. If im not too in mood for extreme 11 hours gaming i just lay in my bed playing games casually like doing sides Quest's etc and watch 4k tv, But if its a good day chores are done and i have nothing else to do i lock in for that 11+ hour game sessions on my 1080 p tv at my desk plus its better on posture for my back most days.
Monitor is my choice. High refresh rate, custom pc, keyboard and mouse are goats of gaming, even in offline games (I prefer playing hard difficulty, so I like to be involved and reactive). When I tried to play on TV I always have this feeling that I want to sit closer and to be involved, so I usually sit anyway, so no laying down.
*This is somewhat the situation that i'm currently in. I already have my LG C2 for gaming with my PS5 & OLED Nintendo Switch, but i'm now crafting a dedicated gaming / productivity desk as a side project so that i've got hybrid setup.*
I use both, got a 27 inch Samsung Odessey G7 (2020) 240hz screen on my desktop and a LG CX 65" in my living room. Also a 48 inch LG C3 for my racing sim (mostly GT7).
Great video! I have two OLED TV's for gaming. LG c1 65" for my PC. Samsung s95b for my Xbox. I prefer the PC setup because I'm about 6ft away with the room completely blacked out. I do wish the refresh rate was higher on the TV's.
I would love to have a setup like your living room for gaming, though I'll probably have to settle for a soundbar due to the lack of space. I'm currently using my PC monitor for my Playstation 5 gaming, as I can't afford a good TV yet. If I had a good TV, II would definitely love to game on the couch as I already spend all day sitting on a PC chair for work.
I'm A PC Gamer, I have a PS5 But that's mostly just a video streaming device now, My PC is connected to a odyssey G8 OLED ultrawide monitor at my desk while also having a fiber optic HDMI To my TV In the same room it's as simple as pressing a single button on my stream deck while using a software called display fusion to switch from my Desk setup with headphones to My TV Setup with speakers (ARC to tv) and pressing the Home button on my controller to turn steam into big picture mode. i use a Flydigi apex 4 pro controller which has INSANELY Good latency to my PC Even when i am sat down all the way back on my couch. first person/competitive games i tend to play keyboard and mouse but when it comes to racing and 3rd person story games TV All the way!
Currently playing Deadspace and Remnant 2 on my xbox TV settup (4k 60hz) and playing The Finals on my pc monitor settup (1440p 240hz) Stoked to see the pc build when it’s done!
I have a 50" 2023/24 Vizio that has a 240Hz mode if it recognizes a PC is plugged in. I rarely ever plug my gaming laptop into it but when I do it's super nice. 4K 120Hz for PS5 is all I need, and I don't notice a delay at all.
Depends also on families setup and how old are your children. I used to game in the living room, before my son was born. After him I had to build a setup as TV is his now. I feel like a desk set up is more personal, it's like a santuari, comfortable and I can dedicate at least half 1 hour of good gaming. It all depends but I like my setup so far, I can plug and play my ps5 and my nintendo switch and funcions as my work office room. I love it
I played warzone on 4K tv that support hdmi 2.1 with 120hz but..in fact, it really works only in 1080p. I changed to Alienware 27 monitor 1440p and the game is absolutely another. My gameplay improved so much. To fps games go with monitors…good monitors!!
Hon depends on what I’m playing. I mainly play my docked Switch at my desk because I play a lot of online multiplayer games on it like Mario Kart and Smash Bros. Meanwhile I play my PS5 on my TV because mainly only play single player games on it and watch my 4K Blu Ray movies on the PS5.
For whatever reason I tend to be much more focused when playing on a monitor than on a TV, whether it's playing multiplayer or single story games. I have a Xbox X and PS5 connected to my lg 32gq950-b. Love gaming on that monitor. I have a 55" LG C2 TV but I only use it to watch media content
Great video man, Thanks for putting this together. However, i feel like you can still lock in with your headset while playing on tv. So i would choose tv!
i game on series x and have a 1080p 120hz monitor that i use for COD, Halo,and games like Elden Ring for button response, i play all the sports games 2k, CFB, Madden, etc. on my TV along with single player games
Games I fancy: BloodBorne, Skyrim, Dark Souls 3, Little Nightmares 1/2, Arkham Asylum/City, Bioshock 1/2. I rarely play though so I’ll only ever invest in a TV/Console I’d hate for an expensive PC setup to just sit there collecting dust + there’s no BloodBorne on PC 😶.
As you said playing on monitors confines you into a small area If you are a pvp guy just go for the monitor If you are a chill guy go for the tv If you are both go for the tv as well
Working from home ruined desk gaming for me, so for now I'm mainly back playing on a TV. No longer working from home though so my desk is now my desk again, and not my work desk for 40 hours a week, so I might end up playing more at my desk again now!
Hope you enjoyed this comparison. Which do you prefer?
@@SpawnPoiint well for me I prefer gaming on the tv because you can literally almost sit any were and still play your game at your comfort
@@Amzyy but maybe it is because you don't have a good tv
Man I wish I would have the money and the room for a TV, but my monitor still holds up for my preferences
Can you make a review of your Audio (Monitor Audio) Setup. I love hifi. Which componets are you using.
Hey, you did an accessory video a couple of days ago and I wanted to know where you got that headset stand with the brown playstation base?
To be honest gaming on a ps5 on a tv is an insanely immersive experience imo
I'm with you, can't beat that cinematic/chill vibe on the TV.
oh yess absolutely it Is I have a lg oled c1 77 and it's amazing playing ps5 on that.
Not for me. I have monitor ultra wide 45 inch and tv 55 inch, both oled. And for me more immersive is in the monitor. Im closer to screen and I'm deep in the game world. From tv I see to match space, wall, room, floor in my room. Big Ultra wide monitor destroy tv.
Pc steam big picture mode with better frames and textures
@@tomaszrzeznik3444ahh yes that is true but slouching on your couch gives you more of a cozy and non restrictive experience than gaming with a monitor and chair (btw this is my opinion and yours is also great)
Been playing on a tv with a surround sound setup since I was 5 years old gaming on the N64. More than 20 years later I still believe in “big picture, big sound” for my gaming experience.
yea,, the sound is very importan
40% image
60% sound
i only had speakers.... and a13" tv.... so i have a 32" monitor and 4' speakers 7.1.... i wanted 9.4.2 but i don't have the space....
Short Answer : depends on the game
Totally agree, you can play anything on either setup, just each has their own pros/cons.
Long Answer : deeeeepeeeeeendssss oooooonnnnnn theeeeeee gaaaaaasmeeeeeeeeeee
@@LiveWhale546 lol true
@@LiveWhale546 good one lol
You saved my 10 minutes 😅
I was really torn on which one to get for my ps5. I wanted a monitor because you sit right in front of it and thus a clearer image, but a tv to really immerse myself into the game and to use when friends are over. This video sealed it for me, tv it is.
This what I’m going through but at the same time I feel like headphones on playing god of war at a desk is just comfy . IMO but at the same time tv just make things look so damn good
@@JAH_NO_SOSA for sure. I’ve played on my friends monitor and I can safely say story games on a tv are superior. You can also use your headphones with your tv, just connect them through Bluetooth.
In my experience, I love the tv gaming in the living room. Sit back and relax with those single player games. When I’m on COD, sit forward and lock in with my gaming headset. It’s the best of both worlds imo!
the setup .. the video style .. both top notch .. keep it up ( bro literally living every gamers dream life )
Thank you dude. I appreciate the support too, have a nice weekend.
I have a 27" 4K 144Hz monitor and it's exceptional for FPS games but great for other games too. I like having a wired controller on my desk setup, lower input lag and no need to change batteries!
I currently game on my 85" Neo -Qled with my PC running an RTX 4090. I sit about 12' from the TV and absolutely love the feeling of immersion. I also have a 34" ultra wide monitor with a RTX 3050 but it's basically only used to surf the web now.
Always good vibes when you post, thanks for another great vid
Cheers dude, really appreciate that.
I love gaming on TV. Thanks for the fun video.
Thanks for watching too 🙌
Mate, I’ve been off RUclips for about a year now and I come back to you having 800k subscribers?? Pure madness, congratulations 🎉
haha thank you dude. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions.
@@SpawnPoiint I also have to agree that your content is one of the best I’ve come across. I’m a gamer and Tesla owner and I can relate to your content a lot. I hope you keep soaring
You inspired me to get a gaming setup and I picked a monitor for everything I do
No way, that's awesome to hear. If you're on IG/X send me a photo of it.
I love your videos you should do a video of showing all the games in your library and tell us why you like them
So, I always loved playing on a desk setup. Bought my house in 2019, one of the first rooms that me and my wife did out was my ‘game room’ - then 2020 came around and we all know what happened there. That little gaming sanctuary became a home office - perk was replying to emails on a 4K display. So now, since I still work from home 90% of the time, for all I still have some bits in there that are reminiscent of my game room, I associate it too much to work. So 99% of the time, I’m gaming in the sitting room. Miss my game room. Gonna have to just sell up and buy a new house, only option 🤷🏼♀️😂
Nothing on the planet beats the LG 45" Ultra Gear curved monitor 🔥💯
That thing is a beaut!
Agreed. It has replaced my LG G2 as my primary gaming monitor, and there's no turning back. The experience is incredible.
Quality upload as usual. For me personally i prefer gaming on a monitor for FPS games and single player as well.
Thank you, yes that makes sense, all personal preference for sure.
For my birthday one of my mum’s friends is getting me my own setup and it going to look sick!
You forgot to talk about how monitor affects the eyes. I grew up playing games on my desktop computer. GTA vice city, gta liberty city, gta III and San Andreas on pc.
You are correct about it being a lot more immersive but over time, it affected my eye sight because now I am short sighted
I doubt it, I have been using monitors like 40 years, I blame my poor eyesight on the old cliche'
Depends on the game, room, console/pc and mood.
Like for me, when I want to chill, I always use a tv.
Plus if you’re bedroom is kinda small, you can wall mount your tv and lay down on your bed and play ps5 games on there.
PCs always go together with monitors and not TVs.
Also mood is a good indicator, generally sitting on couch and or laying on bed and playing on a tv after a hard work day always feels heavenly
Off topic, but your setup is absolutely perfect, I love how it's so simple and an absolute inspiration
Ah thank you, I appreciate that.
I have the same monitor!! Lately have moved all my gaming to the monitor. That way my partner can enjoy the big screen.
Yes that makes a lot of sense too, best of both worlds haha
I have a PS5 with an LGC2 and a 4090 gaming PC with an Alienware OLED monitor.
To be honest I usually feel way more engaged and immersed on the monitor setup but when I'm finished with work and just want to sit back with my mates and play some GTA nothing beats the TV.
For me I value the display technology more than the "TV/monitor" debate. As long as its an OLED I can enjoy it, OLED really is a game changer, if you're fortunate enough to get hold of one or can get a good deal I can't reccomend it enough
yeah you are soo right once you go ooled it's pretty much impossible to go back after getting used to such amazing screen.
Usually I game on computer. I’ve been discovering streaming games which has allowed me to play on my laptop and even on my iPad with a bluetooth XBox controller connected. Which has allowed me to play pretty much anywhere and on any of my devices.
Desk for me. For all types of games.
Nice, can't beat a desk setup to get into the zone too.
I play PS5 on my Sony 4k 55" TV and I use my Xbox Series X as a gaming computer on my LG monitor, which is 27" and 1440p. I love both set ups. You're totally right, it's more focused / fast on the monitor and more relaxed / beautiful on the TV.
How come you don’t use a 4K monitor? I’m currently looking at monitors for myself.
@@kschab 1440p was just less expensive at the time I bought it, and it's plenty enough for a 27" screen, in fact it has a better PPI (pixel density) than my huge 4k TV. But if you have the budget, go for a 4k monitor, it will be better, specialy if you play on console. You can find them for around 500 $ now. Just make sure it's in 16/9 and it has HDMI 2.1
@@d.3671 ah okay thanks!
I have LG G3 oled with 0 desire to own a monitor but your visuals aesthetic is too good to pass on this video lol
Love gaming on the tv with ps5 massive screen and 60fps works wonders
Well rounded non biased pros and cons.
Thank you!
I generally only play fps games like CoD or xDefiant with the occasional Injustice 2 or Mortal Kombat 11 session thrown in on my Xbox series s. However, tying up the only tv in my house with the Xbox means nobody else can watch tv. So I made the sacrifice to switch to a monitor setup for my Xbox to allow the tv to be available and I will say the experience feels night and day for me. I feel more zeroed in on my targets in fps games and my wife doesn’t complain about the bloody fatalities on a big screen monitor grossing her out when she walks in while I’m playing mortal kombat.
That GTA in the shadow box is sick.
Definitely Team Monitor. There's just something about Ultrawides that I just love. If I had to choose one though, it would be a TV because it's bigger for all of the non gaming stuff I do.
Yeh I need to give ultrawides a go next. Not needed it with consoles, but PC might sway me.
I made a setup for my consoles with a 42 inch LG C4 and instead of mounting it I put it on a desk in our bedroom. Been playing games and watching movies here and the experience has been nothing but sweet 👌🏼 having a smaller tv as a monitor is like getting to experience both setup at the same time.
Was always a TV gamer up until about 4 years ago. Now I love having a nice desk set up. Somewhere to retreat to and make your own... But you can't beat an OLED tv experience for the single player games :D
I’m currently team monitor. Over the last few years I have had back issues and sitting in my sofa for too long aggravates my back. I bought a proper chair (the same as you have) and it’s helped a lot so I now game at a desk on my monitor
There are some TVs with extremely low response time (as low as 1 ms). The best out of both worlds.
I've a LG C2 in the living room and LG 32GS95UE for my desk set up. PS5 and Series X on the C2 and my new gaming pc on the monitor. I'm contemplating moving everything to the desk. I love my C2, its my TV introduction to the Oled but right now my living room is always a mess because of my toddler, every time I want to relax, I have to spend at least 20 minutes first picking up toys, otherwise it is just pure distraction in front of the TV
I like playing on a monitor I feel more focus and it helps me more
I choose the tv. I game on a 43 inch 4k tv while using my office chair so I can sit closer for that desk setup like focus.
A dedicated game room is a luxury. Mine's a home office, reading library & then, game room. Could always game on the big TV with a console but I'm a PC snob.
When you do build your pc use your keyboard and mouse, you are going to suck for a bout a month, but the skill ceiling is much higher and it feels so rewarding (coming from a very recent console only player) trust me and use keyboard and mouse for fps
haha I will give it a go for sure. Just maybe not during my first PC video on the channel 😂
@@SpawnPoiint I know it seems intimidating at first, but if you rip off the bandaid early it is well worth it
Love you’re vids keep up the hard work
Thank you.
Y'all see that crispy cup of water he put down? Damn that looks good
hahaha actually forgot about this 😂
38s is insane. Also i know for sure this is gonna be a great video
You were FAST. Thanks too, hope you like it.
The bookshelf next to the desk is dope! Love the simple design.
(Sorry bad english,not my first languange)
Years ago when i bought ps5
I was confused, between monitor or TV
I got small space in corner of my bedroom
So i wanted 4kTv with compatible features to play the ps5, unfortunatley alway come with 43 inch size.
So i found monitor 32 inch,4k ,60fps, ips screen,so i bought it online.
I know is more expensive than TV, but lucky i get a discount for that monitor😂
Is been a 18 month owned it, and i just say im happy😊👍
It’s always really fun watching your videos
I watch your videos either times,when I want help on some specific topic of gaming or I just wanna entertain myself
Just love your content man
Keep it up 👍✌️
Ah man, thank you. Needed to hear that today, have a great weekend.
@@SpawnPoiint you too
Both are just fine for me. Your gaming room setup looks awesome!❤❤
Cheers dude 🙌
Oh man, the moniter setup is something from the future. The increased hz, the smoothness is unmatched
He's finally building his gaming pc. I'm curious about what build or brand you chose to go with, I'm super excited when that video drops. Top quality always and thanks for the neat ideas on your setups.
Thank you. I was nervous about it too. Hopefully it'll be live within the next 2 weeks.
you're a powerhouse of information and entertainment!
Same for me mate! FPS are better on a gaming monitor & Racing, Action & other on the larger TV 👍🏼
Perfect combo!
I recently switched from a Tv setup just because i started to work from home and that way i could have everything in one place. The key is to get a good gaming monitor mounted to an arm assuming that you already have a gaming console and a laptop.
I really hope to get my setup looking as clean as yours some day, great work dude!
If you want to sit back and relax to play any game, a big tv is better. If you want to sit up close then a relatively small tv/monitor is better. It all depends how you want to game. Ive played competitive games on big and small tv's with no issues
I play on PC and I use my TV, I have a 77" like you too, but it's the C series. Regardless of what game I play, I put my feet up on the table like yourself in the vid. I find it easier to play that way.
For me it depends, im not a gamer that plays shooters i just play story driven games so i don't need 120 hz but i do like 4k.
If im not too in mood for extreme 11 hours gaming i just lay in my bed playing games casually like doing sides Quest's etc and watch 4k tv,
But if its a good day chores are done and i have nothing else to do i lock in for that 11+ hour game sessions on my 1080 p tv at my desk plus its better on posture for my back most days.
Monitor is my choice. High refresh rate, custom pc, keyboard and mouse are goats of gaming, even in offline games (I prefer playing hard difficulty, so I like to be involved and reactive). When I tried to play on TV I always have this feeling that I want to sit closer and to be involved, so I usually sit anyway, so no laying down.
*This is somewhat the situation that i'm currently in. I already have my LG C2 for gaming with my PS5 & OLED Nintendo Switch, but i'm now crafting a dedicated gaming / productivity desk as a side project so that i've got hybrid setup.*
I use both, got a 27 inch Samsung Odessey G7 (2020) 240hz screen on my desktop and a LG CX 65" in my living room. Also a 48 inch LG C3 for my racing sim (mostly GT7).
Great video! I have two OLED TV's for gaming. LG c1 65" for my PC. Samsung s95b for my Xbox. I prefer the PC setup because I'm about 6ft away with the room completely blacked out. I do wish the refresh rate was higher on the TV's.
Sounds like a nice setup you've got there.
I always love playing my games on the TV rather than the monitor. I believe it because of the aspect ratio and the style of the game it's on the TV.
I have Samsung 32” 4K smart tv in my small bedroom with my ps5 slim digital and Xbox series S setup on my drawer and it’s looks fine and I love it
I would love to have a setup like your living room for gaming, though I'll probably have to settle for a soundbar due to the lack of space.
I'm currently using my PC monitor for my Playstation 5 gaming, as I can't afford a good TV yet. If I had a good TV, II would definitely love to game on the couch as I already spend all day sitting on a PC chair for work.
I'm A PC Gamer, I have a PS5 But that's mostly just a video streaming device now, My PC is connected to a odyssey G8 OLED ultrawide monitor at my desk while also having a fiber optic HDMI To my TV In the same room it's as simple as pressing a single button on my stream deck while using a software called display fusion to switch from my Desk setup with headphones to My TV Setup with speakers (ARC to tv) and pressing the Home button on my controller to turn steam into big picture mode. i use a Flydigi apex 4 pro controller which has INSANELY Good latency to my PC Even when i am sat down all the way back on my couch. first person/competitive games i tend to play keyboard and mouse but when it comes to racing and 3rd person story games TV All the way!
Currently playing Deadspace and Remnant 2 on my xbox TV settup (4k 60hz) and playing The Finals on my pc monitor settup (1440p 240hz)
Stoked to see the pc build when it’s done!
Im playing on a ps portal for the last few months (aka "dadstation" ) while my child sleeps next to me
haha at DadStation, love that!
I have a 50" 2023/24 Vizio that has a 240Hz mode if it recognizes a PC is plugged in. I rarely ever plug my gaming laptop into it but when I do it's super nice. 4K 120Hz for PS5 is all I need, and I don't notice a delay at all.
I have my PC connected to my 65 inch LG C1. looks awesome!!
Depends also on families setup and how old are your children. I used to game in the living room, before my son was born. After him I had to build a setup as TV is his now. I feel like a desk set up is more personal, it's like a santuari, comfortable and I can dedicate at least half 1 hour of good gaming. It all depends but I like my setup so far, I can plug and play my ps5 and my nintendo switch and funcions as my work office room. I love it
I change to a monitor and is the best thing I ever done. The experience is more personal when the games are about story telling
I’ve always played with tv, just got a 65’ sky glass tv and it’s a vast improvement to the gameplay from what I had previously on my old tv
I played warzone on 4K tv that support hdmi 2.1 with 120hz but..in fact, it really works only in 1080p. I changed to Alienware 27 monitor 1440p and the game is absolutely another. My gameplay improved so much. To fps games go with monitors…good monitors!!
I loved your channel with the first content I saw.
This video now confirmed it again. ❤
Este canal desde el inicio ha tenido una calidad de sonido, video y edición de primera 💪🏾
Hon depends on what I’m playing. I mainly play my docked Switch at my desk because I play a lot of online multiplayer games on it like Mario Kart and Smash Bros. Meanwhile I play my PS5 on my TV because mainly only play single player games on it and watch my 4K Blu Ray movies on the PS5.
For whatever reason I tend to be much more focused when playing on a monitor than on a TV, whether it's playing multiplayer or single story games. I have a Xbox X and PS5 connected to my lg 32gq950-b. Love gaming on that monitor. I have a 55" LG C2 TV but I only use it to watch media content
I’ve been waiting for a vid for this for a while thanks spawn point
Been gaming always on TV. Currently PS5 on 65S95C oled with external speakers for sound. So team TV here ...
TV and the couch will always be superior for us non-serious gamers
I have the lg c3 65 “ and i sit two meters away both for my work and gaming ✌🏼😊
Nothing cant beat an 65+ oled tv… 🤩
Bro love the vids
Keep it up
Thank you!
@@SpawnPoiint Your welcome
Great video man, Thanks for putting this together. However, i feel like you can still lock in with your headset while playing on tv. So i would choose tv!
I've always been a TV setup type of person, but I would love to use a desk setup one day.
That's exactly how I was, I still prefer TV though overall.
TEAM TV. Enjoying on 100 inch GAMING TV from Hisense and with my PS5.
Best answer: the one you prefer
Probably the best tech/gaming channel. Me just chillin and watching good vids 😊
Appreciate the support dude!
I have the LGC3 tv, the PS5 works phenomenal with it
All points are valid
Keep uploading awesome videos like this man❤❤
Awesome video!!! I can't wait to see your PC build!!!!
i game on series x and have a 1080p 120hz monitor that i use for COD, Halo,and games like Elden Ring for button response, i play all the sports games 2k, CFB, Madden, etc. on my TV along with single player games
What lego games do you play in co-op?
Games I fancy: BloodBorne, Skyrim, Dark Souls 3, Little Nightmares 1/2, Arkham Asylum/City, Bioshock 1/2. I rarely play though so I’ll only ever invest in a TV/Console I’d hate for an expensive PC setup to just sit there collecting dust + there’s no BloodBorne on PC 😶.
Aye welcome to the pc gang
I have an OLED 65” for my consoles, but man, my ultrawide 34” for my pc games just hits different
also i am really excited for your PC build .. would be interesting to watch
It's going to be interesting I'll tell you that haha
switch from the lg g4 to the lg g3
As you said playing on monitors confines you into a small area
If you are a pvp guy just go for the monitor
If you are a chill guy go for the tv
If you are both go for the tv as well
I prefer TV and a comfy couch because I play mostly story games and I usually play for over 6 hours a day so comfort is my priority.
Working from home ruined desk gaming for me, so for now I'm mainly back playing on a TV.
No longer working from home though so my desk is now my desk again, and not my work desk for 40 hours a week, so I might end up playing more at my desk again now!