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I don't use mine with a PC, but I owned the X900E and found an KS8500 for nearly half the price. I bought the Samsung to do a side by side comparison and returned the Sony the next day.
Uniformity was nearly perfect on the Samsung, motion is comparable to the Sony and HDR is almost 600nit...
I owned the X900E for about 2 weeks and came across the KS8500 at Sam's Club for $600 less than I paid for the Sony.
After two days with the Samsung doing some comparisons, I took the Sony back and saved the $600.
My KS8500 had one whole section of LEDs completely out, the uniformity was...
I grabbed one of these bad boys a few days back and have been blown away.
If you are an Xbox one S/PS4 PRO owner and are in the market for 50" or less display, look no further.
For those that are PC twitch gamers the 30ms input lag may turn you off, but the 10ms pixel response time is...
The curve, 1400+ nit and Quantum dot are huge selling points. I sit less than 5ft away from the display and about 5 degrees of center, so the curve would make a difference. The Samsung can be had for almost $250 less for the 49" model vs 49" X900e.
Have you seen the black trailing or color smearing during panning shots. I still have 20 days to decide whether to keep the X900E.
I am coming from the 43" X800d and 55" F9000, so both had extremely fast pixel response.
The amount of smearing/trailing was negligible at best between these displays.
I upgraded from the X800D to the X900E and couldn't agree more that a 43" would have been perfect.
As for the performance difference between the two displays, the X900E improves on the X800D and in some cases the X930D of 2016.