Samsung - The Terrace, question

[shadowj]

Hi everyone,
I'd like to upgrade my Samsung Q90R 55 inches to 65 inches.
I found this one, but it's for " outdoor "
It has a great nativ contrast ratio, brightness, etc
Do you think, it would be okay as a pc monitor?
Gaming, mostly.
Thank you in advance

 

[nvidia_amd]

Hi everyone,
I'd like to upgrade my Samsung Q90R 55 inches to 65 inches.
I found this one, but it's for " outdoor "
It has a great nativ contrast ratio, brightness, etc
Do you think, it would be okay as a pc monitor?
Gaming, mostly.
Thank you in advance

Are you outside? At nearly 2000 nits in SDR mode, its going to be painful to look at in normal lighting conditions, let alone the dark.

 

[shadowj]

Indoor
Can't this be reduced a bit ( HDR brightness )??

 

[Colonel Sanders]

Indoor
Can't this be reduced a bit ( HDR brightness )??

i'm sure it could but then why would you buy this particular tv?

 

[shadowj]

For the nativ contrast
My Samsung Q90R has 3200 contrast ratio
This one has 6500

 

[Senn]

You'd get a better experience from the newer QN9*A range as a PC monitor. I can personally vouch for the 50".

 

[shadowj]

Okay, I'll go with the QN95A, 65 inches, I guess
By the way, guys, if I switch from 80 ppi ( 55 inches 4k ) to 67 ppi ( 65 inches 4k ) is the image quality ( gaming ) much worse?
Thank you

 

[nvidia_amd]

Okay, I'll go with the QN95A, 65 inches, I guess
By the way, guys, if I switch from 80 ppi ( 55 inches 4k ) to 67 ppi ( 65 inches 4k ) is the image quality ( gaming ) much worse?
Thank you

Pixels will be more noticeable, however they are both 8.3 megapixel displays. The amount of detail will be the same at 43" or 120".

 

[shadowj]

Okay, I'll go with the 65 inches 4k
Hopefully I won't regret it, next year when the RTX 4090 comes out ( 8k performance )