Hardware 4k TV will lag PS4?

[Adam851]

Okay, so my ps4 is arriving on the 27th of July (My Birthday Btw [emoji1])
And I have a 4K Samsung UA40JU6000K TV. And I was wondering if the PS4 with HDMI:

1.Will it lag?

2.Will the games lose quality?

Sorry 4 bad English.



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[Xenon Hacks]

Okay, so my ps4 is arriving on the 27th of July (My Birthday Btw [emoji1])
And I have a 4K Samsung UA40JU6000K TV. And I was wondering if the PS4 with HDMI:

1.Will it lag?

2.Will the games lose quality?

Sorry 4 bad English.



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1) No

2) No

PS: Don't play in the dark unless you want to burn your retinas out.

 

[MissingNO123]

PS4 games run in 1080p regardless of the TV you use, only video streaming is allowed in 4K.

Though the games might look better depending on what the TV has in terms of upscaling.

 

[sarkwalvein]

They won't neither lose or gain any quality.
It will just give a fuck about the 4K in your TV.

 

[D34DL1N3R]

For the input lag, just remember to always have the TV in "Game" mode when playing.

 

[grossaffe]

I don't have anything for that specific model, but it looks like the JU6x00 4k TVs tend to have a latency under 30 ms when in game mode. You probably shouldn't notice any problem as long as you set it to game mode.

 

[Subtle Demise]

If used it as a monitor for PC and set the computer to the TV's max resolution, it would affect performance, but game consoles only have a few set resolutions that they render at, and have been tested at those resolutions. The games wouldn't look any better or worse. They definitely won't look 4k quality, even with upscaling, but they will look as good as 720/900p(I don't think there's many console games, if any at all in the last 2 generations that actually render at 1080p).