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I used to have a 24" monitor for gaming and it was awesome! It felt so smooth to play on, it took a little adjusting but once I got used to it then it was great.
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I love playing on 32inch LED TV.

Good graphics and for me the perfect size for gaming and TV.
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In my books, a size matters because the bigger the TV is the more you can see in that sense. If you got a 42'inch TV why not get a 50 inch TV? As you've stated your money level is $1000 so 50 inch TV's are more. I would go for a TV that's in the 40's like 48'inch TV maybe?
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Go big or go home, plus it's $300 off
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55inch 4k. I would get a smart TV though. You'd be paying for something you'll probably never use
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dah wrote
In my books, a size matters because the bigger the TV is the more you can see in that sense. If you got a 42'inch TV why not get a 50 inch TV? As you've stated your money level is $1000 so 50 inch TV's are more. I would go for a TV that's in the 40's like 48'inch TV maybe?
Not neccessarily. if you're playing FPS shooters than a smaller tv/monitor is better because it won't cause eye strain or eye fatigue. But if you're playing adventure games then sure, go big or go home.
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If your going to game on it I'd suggest a monitor. But I play on a 32" and I want a smaller one like a 24"
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I have recently picked up a BenQ 24" gaming monitor and there is really nothing better. Low latency, low hertz.
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I changed mine from a 42" to a smaller one, it was better for gaming but i regretted it when i wanted to lay down and watch Netflix or Youtube. lol
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