Had the X700D but someone stole it and I need an affordable replacement ..

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· SeanD

• Posted 5 years ago

Had the X700D but someone stole it and I need an affordable replacement ..

for gaming close up on pc and less important gaming on Xbox One S but still a need right now. So the X700D (https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x700d#test_4) had outstanding HDR brightness rating (far better than the tvs I have listed I am looking at) and it says in another area of the review it has 10 bit panel very good at displaying all the range of colors without banding. Now it says also though it did not have the 1 billion colors or whatever .. wide color gamut.

So with all that said these are the tvs I am looking at ….

Samsung NU7100, LG UK6300, LG UK6090, Samsung RU7100 ……

Now there is a $100 jump in price when you go to the Samsung 50" version of the RU7100 as it is priced at $699 Canadian ..

and then you have the Sony X750F models at $748 and $798 respectively.

With how blown away I was with the pop in picture when pc gaming with the X700D do any of these tvs I have listed stand a chance of doing the same thing? Do any have a 10 bit panel?

Thanks to anyone that can help me here.

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