HD tvs : 120hz vs 240 hz
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wes_mantoothI am currently in the market for a new HD tv, but I am unsure on what I need. I watch the big, slow big ten, so I am thinking of saving some money and going with the 120hz. I do however watch some SEC games and I am not sure if that refresh rate will keep up with the action....I need some opinions.
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goosebumpsIf you have a DVR go with the fastest tv you can buy, that way you can just hit fast forward on the Big Ten games and get a reasonably normal speed and go half speed on the SEC game so you don't have a seizure.
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hoops23LMAO!!!
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slingshot4everStupid refresh rates above 120Hz are marketing gimmicks for thos ethat don't do research. The human eye can't really see the difference past 120 Hz. Google it.
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sjmvsfscs08slingshot4ever;548274 wrote:Stupid refresh rates above 120Hz are marketing gimmicks for thos ethat don't do research. The human eye can't really see the difference past 120 Hz. Google it.
Over your head a bit?
I for one only need to buy the 60Hz off of craigslist to watch Notre Dame. Saving me some cash! -
wes_mantoothgoosebumps;547440 wrote:If you have a DVR go with the fastest tv you can buy, that way you can just hit fast forward on the Big Ten games and get a reasonably normal speed and go half speed on the SEC game so you don't have a seizure.
This may be the best advice I have ever received from this site. Thank you kind sir. -
slingshot4eversjmvsfscs08;548706 wrote:Over your head a bit?
I for one only need to buy the 60Hz off of craigslist to watch Notre Dame. Saving me some cash!
No, thought I would throw in a serious comment in the sarcastic thread... -
wes_mantoothslingshot4ever;548931 wrote:No, thought I would throw in a serious comment in the sarcastic thread...
crazy talk...I would never start a sarcastic thread.