Hardware full native 1080p or Ultra HD???

[Ethan2]

Hi there,
I am looking to buy new TV for my ps4 .. I want to buy TV screen about 40 - 46 inch, but I am a litte confused about full native 1080p or ultra HD ??? which one is better for ps4 ... I want to exactly have the same quality is some games have like 1080p/60fps ... I want to have full experience of games... but not sure which one 4k or 1080p ?????

and which TV or company have the best quality????

 

[Pedeadstrian]

Hi there,
I am looking to buy new TV for my ps4 .. I want to buy TV screen about 40 - 46 inch, but I am a litte confused about full native 1080p or ultra HD ??? which one is better for ps4 ... I want to exactly have the same quality is some games have like 1080p/60fps ... I want to have full experience of games... but not sure which one 4k or 1080p ?????

and which TV or company have the best quality????

Current gen consoles have a hard enough time with 1080p/60fps. We won't see full 4K support for a long time. If you wanna future proof and/or use it for an expensive PC gaming rig? Sure, go for it. If you only have interest in a PS4, then don't bother with 4k.

 

[Seroczynski]

PS4 can't handle 4K gaming, but if you want a TV that will last for 10 years I'd personally go for 4K (or if you ever want to hook up your PC to enjoy 4K gaming). I personally have a love for plasma TV's, but those are hard to come by these days. The next best (and still very expensive) thing is OLED. However, if you don't mind you could easily go with a LED TV. Just make sure the TV is at least 120Hz or more (not "dynamic", but base value).

I am no expert, but this should get you going into the right direction.

 

[shaunj66]

Will you be watching 4K content in the next 5 years or so? If not, 1080p is sufficient especially at that screen size.

 

[migles]

no console supports 4k (ultra HD)
i would say to get a full hd (1080p) specially so you will not have to deal with shitty upscalling some tvs do... 4k would be a waste if your main use is a console

personally i think 4k is not really that great, 1080p is already big enough...

about the 1080p/60fps only the console can tell you that.. a tv just displays what the the console outputs, if the game was designed to play at 30fps there is nothing a tv can do about that

 

[Ethan2]

thanks for all of your opinions, I am not pc gamer.. I am just using ps4 and wii u .. but the most I am using ps4. but as you said they I cant have a console that support 4k .. then I will go with 1080p ... but for 1080p tv 120hz is enough ?? or more is better ?

 

[Pedeadstrian]

thanks for all of your opinions, I am not pc gamer.. I am just using ps4 and wii u .. but the most I am using ps4. but as you said they I cant have a console that support 4k .. then I will go with 1080p ... but for 1080p tv 120hz is enough ?? or more is better ?

120hz is plenty.

 

[migles]

thanks for all of your opinions, I am not pc gamer.. I am just using ps4 and wii u .. but the most I am using ps4. but as you said they I cant have a console that support 4k .. then I will go with 1080p ... but for 1080p tv 120hz is enough ?? or more is better ?

a console usually outputs at 30fps, some games can do 60.. not sure about if consoles can do 75 or higher..
fps (frames per second) or hertz its basically the same thing, that means, if the console does 60fps, the tv will work at 60 hertz..
if a game is compatible with 3d glasses, and you want to use the the 3d glasses, you will need to double the value, for example, 120 hertz, means 60 hertz for each eye..

a 4k tv can play a console 1080p just fine, the thing is, the picture will be "zoomed" and depending on the tv that zoom can be really great or bad.. that zoom is called upscale..

 

[Deleted-355425]

xbox one give you a 4k ready hdmi cable with the console so theres that ;p