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I'm looking in to buying a 65" 4k television and quite frankly I'm lost. I'm looking to buy a television to use as both a television and secondary monitor (streaming video, games, etc).

At first I had my eyes on: http://www.ebuyusa.com/prodinfo.phtml?id=2877&ref=google&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cse

However I'm worried about the longevity of this panel and burn-in issues especially when using it for gaming/computing.

So now I'm looking at the much cheaper IPS panel: https://www.groupon.com/deals/gg-lg...xp70lhC61ZqB30JK5fW5pEHJrLiSLPf8aAieWEALw_wcB

Should I go ahead and get the OLED, get the IPS, or get an entirely different panel?
 
Checkout the TCL P607 series;

http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/tcl/p607

http://www.avsforum.com/tcl-55-p-series-model-55p607-4k-hdr-roku-tv-with-dolby-vision-first-look/

http://referencehometheater.com/review/tcl-p-series-uhd-tv-review/

The 55" is available now, whereas the 65" will be available any day or week now.

Bestbuy had the model # changed to the P605 to avoid price matching (it is the same TV).

It has a local dimming backlight, deep native contrast and low input lag ~ 15ms for 4K and even 1080P gaming, and both resolutions will be 4:4:4 on the PC
 
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