xWiredx, on 18 July 2015 - 08:14 AM, said:
I believe there were some compelling reasons to not use a 1080p TV as a gaming monitor. If you're going to use it as a monitor AND a regular TV on a budget, then by all means do it. If it's only going to be a monitor (read that: if it's not going to be attached to a cable/satellite box) then just get a monitor.
I was Planning on Using it as a Monitor and hook my Xbox 360 & Playstation 2 to it, so if I was to Get a Monitor then it would need either a HDMI or Component/Composite Input for The Xbox 360 & Component or RF Input for The PS2 along with a HDMI, DVI, VGA or Mini DisplayPort Input for my Computer, and Built in Speakers would be nice also.
I was hoping for 1080P(1920x1080), 60Hz and 5ms Response Time. The Closest i've found sofar is a Vizio 39" Smart TV (E390i-A1), Would meet the 1080P & 60Hz Requirement, But Response Time is 6.5ms, I could get it for $200 That would leave me with ~$130 For a Storage Device:
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