MULTI Need Suggestions

[iampasha]

Me watching this thread with my 14 inch 300nits laptop lcd:

Hmmm, yes very nice

 

[CerebralTiger]

Meanwhile people who bought X900H for their PS5:

Sony BRAVIA Gaming TVs for PlayStation

Ultimate gaming with BRAVIA TVs from Sony. True-to-life color and detail, fast response time and immersive sound to optimize your PlayStation experience.

electronics.sony.com

 

[Necrokiller]

11 only refers to this, nothing else:

Auto Genre Picture Mode

BRAVIA XR automatically switches into Game mode to minimize input lag and make the action more responsive. When watching movies on PlayStation5® consoles, it switches back to Standard Mode to focus on picture processing for more expressive scenes.

Hahahahahah epic fail at reading

 

[CerebralTiger]

HGIG (or Sony's version of it) was already sort of there on the XR models. Newer modes get newer features. News at 9

Now please tell all the C9 owners how they aren't getting 20-120Hz VRR and Dolby Vision at 120Hz unlike CX and C1 owners

 

[Necrokiller]

Kitna khush ho gaya tha CerebralTiger "X90H" parh ke

Its okay. You might still get good money for it. Baich do

 

[CerebralTiger]

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x90j (11.1ms @ 4k 120Hz)
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x95j (9.6ms @ 4k 120Hz)
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/a90j-oled (14.7ms @ 4k 120Hz)
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/a80j-oled (8.7ms @ 4k 120Hz)

All XR models have higher input latency than the X900H. The latter is Sony's most responsive 120Hz FALED TV to date. It's not a worthwhile upgrade

P.S. These TVs are still awaiting a VRR update, while the X900H already got one

 

[Necrokiller]

Imagine still stanning for a TV that cannot even do 10-bit HDR at 4K120Hz, blurs the 4K120Hz image, and now with VRR, disable local dimming. What a disaster

 

[CerebralTiger]

Imagine thinking the XR models, which also use a MediaTek processing chip, don't have the same limitations w.r.t. VRR and 10-bit HDR @ 120Hz. Imagine thinking slight blur is more important than input lag to someone who plays online at 120Hz

Besides, it has not yet been confirmed whether local dimming is fully disabled in VRR mode (will need confirmation from HDTVTest or Rtings in this regard), nor is this the final VRR related update the TV will receive.

Update: In statements made to FlatpanelsHD Sony warns that the first VRR firmware is not final: "VRR has not been officially released for BRAVIA TVs. You can choose the VRR mode in the TV menu, but you may experience bugs. For the smoothest experience, we recommend waiting until VRR is officially released on BRAVIA TVs later this year," said Sony. The first update will be pushed out between October 6 and 13, and the second update for VRR will arrive later this year.

Sony starts rolling out HDMI 2.1 VRR, ALLM update for X900H / XH90 – updated

Here are download links for Europe, North America & other regions

www.flatpanelshd.com

 

[Necrokiller]

Imagine thinking the XR models, which also use a MediaTek processing chip, don't have the same limitations w.r.t. VRR and 10-bit HDR @ 120Hz.

At what point did I even suggest a Sony TV? Let alone XR models

Most games already aren't running at native 4K on the PS5, the added blur from the 120Hz signal is only gonna make the picture quality worse. Not to mention, this TV is also some people's primary display for a Switch (yikesss!)

 

[CerebralTiger]

The added blur due to 120Hz is barely noticeable as compared to the blur resulting from a non-native 4k game. A bright display that resolves HDR highlights well at 120Hz with low input lag and no image retention is a fine choice for those who often play online

That said, there are better options available in Samsung's range of displays, so, no, I'm not stanning for my preference here

At what point did I even suggest a Sony TV? Let alone XR models

Sony Electronics Introduces 'Perfect for PlayStation®5' for BRAVIA XR™ TVs

/PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics Inc. today introduced the 'Perfect for PlayStation®5' campaign for its BRAVIA XR TV models Z9J, A90J, A80J, X95J and X90J...

www.prnewswire.com

When suggesting these over the X900H to someone who enjoys playing COD and Guilty Gear Strive online

 

[Necrokiller]

When suggesting these over the X900H to someone who enjoys playing COD and Guilty Gear Strive online

Highlighting the X90H failings does not mean I'm recommending those models, but you do you

Also, fans of Guilty Gear Strive online shouldn't be playing on PS5 anyway, regardless of the choice of their display

 

[CerebralTiger]

Haan, waisay Battlefield jaisi janky game ke liye higher input lag waala TV chalay ga. Red storm hi deikh ke khush hona hai

 

[CerebralTiger]

Kitna khush ho gaya tha CerebralTiger "X90H" parh ke

Sony has confirmed to FlatpanelsHD that the same two features are coming to last year's X900H / XH90 as well as two of the more affordable 2021 models, X80J and X85J, through future firmware updates.

Sony X900H, XH90 & other models are also getting the new PS5 features

'Auto HDR Tone Mapping' and 'Auto Genre Picture Mode'

www.flatpanelshd.com

Ab khush hou jaon?

 

[Necrokiller]

LOL at that article.

Almost Perfect for PS5

Wonder what other features are gonna break after adding these. Such is the life of a Bravia owner waiting for firmware updates

 

[CerebralTiger]

Firmware updates are a bad thing now

 

[Necrokiller]

I mean, the way Sony handles it, it is hardly a selling point for Bravia TVs

 

[CerebralTiger]

Delivering new features to earlier models is the equivalent of handling it in a good way as far as I'm concerned. Meanwhile, C9 owners have been abandoned by LG

 

[Necrokiller]

C9 is a year older than X900H and still rated as the better TV compared to X900H. Thanks for further highlighting how inadequate X900H is even with its updates

 

[CerebralTiger]

Not as good as an X900H for game changing HDR (or 30fps games in general)

 

[Necrokiller]

Not as good as an X900H for game changing HDR (or 30fps games in general)

Rated higher than X900H in HDR movies, HDR games, as well as SDR games at Rtings.com