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Now that black friday is coming up, figured I would bump this thread as I am still looking XD

doh xD

I hope there is other options, wasn't impressed with their 39" model last year ;(

Hi all, I'm currently using an old 40" sony hdtv as my PC monitor and I love it (can't ever go back to a smaller screen now), but... I've been wanting to upgrade to something of the same size, but with the following: true 120hz low input lag / response time 1080p (don't care for 4k...

what does BGR mean and is there something we should change because of this? :P

Will take some pics next time I fiddle with it, basically back to using my Sony 40" HDTV as the image quality is far superior at 1080p (sadly no 120hz tho) :/

I had it displaying the full res AAAAxBBBB @ blah for ages... still can't get above 30hz to look as good as the 30hz does.. i mean its almost like when at 30hz it is running a different pixel format and what not, looks so good :/

Try setting to 1920x1080@30hz and see how good it looks...

If anyone can work out how to get the display to look how it does at 1080p@30hz when using 1080p@120hz, I will love you forever :) Currently something weird is happening and at 30hz everything looks as you would expect, great crisp text, great colors etc... but going above that and weird shit...

Well I can get it to show 1920x1080@120hz and yet it still doesnt look as good as the 30hz setting :/ so why is that :(

I doubt this is it, as I can still select gpu scaling in the ati control panel (still looks crap)

I've gone over everything... it is so frustrating :( display looks great at 1080p 30hz, but if you go higher everything looks sooo different

So I put the 50" firmware on my 39" and indeed the 120hz works at 1080p (yay) However, I still have the issue where the text and colors do not look right :( For example, if I set it to 1080p @ 30hz, everything looks AMAZING, text is very crisp, colors brightness etc are perfect... if I change...

Sure did, tried many different hz... 59, 61, 75, 120 etc

Actually in my testing I was able to get certain resolutions to fill just the pixels they use, so a small window basically, then I scaled it via amd control centre (maintain aspect setting) and it looked great when doing this... but that setting is greyed out at anything over 30hz for me :(

I just wanna get it to do 1080p @ 60hz without using the stupid scaler >_< No matter what resolution I use, if I select 30hz then it looks good! but you go higher and bam, shitballs :(

This is so frustrating been testing again... 1080p @ 60hz the text etc doesn't look that good, even the colors are different if however I select 1080p @ 30hz then it displays it using only that many pixels (so hardly fills up much of the screen) but then I simply go into amd control centre and...

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tried that inf already also ive tried the just scan scaling as well as dot for dot :/ :(

Using the 39" and it does say 1080p @ 60hz etc I got latest firmware for it If anyone is able to make a custom EDID (dunno how to do it myself) that doesn't have 1080p @ 60hz treated as default/native res, I think it would be very helpful in my testing.

no longer use that setting, resulting in the tv doing the scaling, hence it looks worse and artifacts!?! :( I think what may work is If I can somehow force it to let me use that setting in amd control center (is greyed out when I select 60hz as I think it thinks it is my native res) Really...

Hooray I can reply to this thread... So, today I got this tv delivered from amazon and I sat around for like 8 hours trying to get it to look right but in the end failed :( Problems I had: 4k looked great but 30hz sucks :P 1080p @ 30hz looks great 1080 @ anything greater than 30hz = weird...