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Panasonic TX40EX700B resolution question

  • 06-01-2018 8:28pm
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    eyerer
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    I play PC games and I'm interested in gaming at 1440p on a TV. Does the Panasonic TV support 1440p and if it does what refresh rate (Hz) does it run at?


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    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
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    eyerer wrote: »
    I play PC games and I'm interested in gaming at 1440p on a TV. Does the Panasonic TV support 1440p and if it does what refresh rate (Hz) does it run at?
    Hi Eyerer.

    The 40EX700 is a 4K television and has a resolution of 3840 x 2160. So in theory can run up to 2160p.

    Panasonic use BMR to measure their refresh rate, which they say the 40EX700 runs at 1600Hz BMR.

    [font=Arial, sans-serif]Manufacturers now use their own measurements so can not necessarily be compared between brands. Examples include LG - Motion Clarity Index (MCI), Samsung - Clear Motion rate (CMR), Philips - Perfect Motion Rate (PMR), Sony - Motionflow XR and Panasonic - BLS (Back Light Scanning). All these figures are twice or more than the traditional 100Hz/200Hz refresh rate figures[/font]

    Hope this is of help.

    Any questions please let me know.


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