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Seems kind of overkill if you're just using it for TV. Most consumer content these days isn't over 30hz, so a Seiki 4k should be fine for your purposes. No need
by jjcm 13y ago
Seems kind of overkill if you're just using it for TV. Most consumer content these days isn't over 30hz, so a Seiki 4k should be fine for your purposes. No need to pay a premium for something you wont need.
- lotso 13y agoYeah, a Seiki 4k is fine if you don't care about image quality.
- potatolicious 13y agoBased on what has been reported, the color quality between the Seiki and the Dell are worlds apart. As someone who does color-sensitive work often (and as someone who just enjoys good color reproduction) I'd take this over the Seiki any day of the week.
- darklajid 13y ago> As someone who does color-sensitive work often .. On a TV? Because that's what this thread was about, using that thing in the living room as a TV?
- potatolicious 13y agoYeah. Once you get used to working on a lot of media and paying attention to color accuracy, using a poor panel even just for consumption is like a red hot poker in the eye. I use IPS panels exclusively for coding now. Looking at a TN panel makes me actively want to ragequit whatever I'm doing. Which isn't to say every panel has to be IPS and be 100% AdobeRGB or such silliness, but blacks have to be black, whites have to be white, and there can't be blindingly obvious color shift. From what I've seen the Seiki comes well short of this bar.