Looking for 4K TV with high OSSC compatibility

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  • July 4, 2021 at 11:37 PM #48208
    Opaque79
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      So I want to get a 4K TV that is able to do 3 things

      1. Support 4K@60Hz
      2. Supports all OSSC modes
      3. Works well as a PC monitor via DisplayPort to HDMI
      4. Has low input lag
      5. Is between 40 and 45 inches

      Looking at the TV compatibility thread, the models listed seem obselete or too large. I tried an LG TV earlier and all OSSC modes worked but the PC would constantly drop signal.

      Any recommendations?

      July 9, 2021 at 11:21 AM #48269
      BuckoA51
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        Any reason why you want to support /all/ OSSC modes? You only need compatibility with the ones you prefer.

        For a sharp picture, 5x
        For a more CRT like picture, 3x

        If your TVs dropping signal with the PC it may be that your displayport adapter doesn’t have enough bandwidth. You’d be better off going HDMI out of your graphics card directly if that’s an option?

        July 9, 2021 at 12:33 PM #48275
        Opaque79
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          Forgot to update. I got a 4k TV now. I should have said all optimized modes.

          This new TV accepts all modes and works great as a PC monitor. It does have issues with the N64 but that’s only minor

          July 18, 2021 at 11:15 PM #48416
          Opaque79
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            So after a week and a half with the new 4k TV, I’ve found it to accept anything the OSSC throws at it.

            I wasn’t aware that the V. Active setting could be used to resize the picture. Couple of questions though

            1. Can this cause issues with optimal timings?
            2. Can this damage the OSSC or the display?

            Thanks.

            July 19, 2021 at 10:45 PM #48431
            Harrumph
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              1. No (only h.samplerate and phase is relevant for optimal timings as the goal is to get one digital sample per original output dot).
              2. No.

              July 19, 2021 at 11:49 PM #48433
              Opaque79
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                Thanks. At least now I have more control over the image.

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