2020 LG TVs discussion thread

[GotBetrayed]

Lol sg is really chop carrot market. 5799 for 65.... haha

 

[NoLogicLah]

Listing at courts harvey norman etc out

https://www.courts.com.sg/lg-oled65cxpta-atc-lg-oled-tv-thinq-ai-ip159191

https://www.bestdenki.com.sg/uhd-smart-tv/lg/oled65cxpta

https://www.harveynorman.com.sg/tv-and-audio/tvs-en-2/tvs-en-3/lg-oled-tv-oled65cxpta-4k-smart.html

https://www.gaincity.com/sku/T0150249

 

[shadow84]

55CXPTA for $4099. Wonder how long it would take to drop till $2299 or so.

 

[defn]

Nothing short of delusion coming out from these LG Singapore folks.

Might consider getting a Panasonic this year instead

 

[Irenicus]

Harvey Norman is selling the 55CXPTA for $3820.

https://www.harveynorman.com.sg/tv-and-audio/tvs-en-2/tvs-en-3/lg-oled-tv-oled55cxpta-4k-smart.html

 

[Avonez]

The 48 inch is an unusual size if its available locally. Panasonic still offer better value for OLED.

 

[bryantan123]

chop carotttt

 

[GotBetrayed]

55CXPTA for $4099. Wonder how long it would take to drop till $2299 or so.

Should be August National Day period time will be around 2500.
Black Friday can go down to around 2200

 

[rambo22]

anyone have any idea how much is LG selling their 48 oled in Sg ?

 

[goldbergpresto]

shld i get 55 or 65...

this question damn hard to answer

 

[freshvibes]

shld i get 55 or 65...

this question damn hard to answer

Just go for 65

 

[*adiBOY]

shld i get 55 or 65...

this question damn hard to answer

The fact that you can consider 65” means you have enough budget and space for it.

It’s a no brainer really...

 

[LiLAsN]

Guys. Huge news regarding the 2020 version of LG TVs including OLED and LCD.

Their HDMI 2.1 ports will not have the full 48Gbps speed and will only be limited to 40Gbps.


It may or may not be a problem.
I believe this should not be a problem as firstly, We are running the image in 4K 120Hz not 8K 60Hz.
In 8K, we need 4 times as many 4K images as there were for 4K 120 which is essentially only doubling the 4K image.

Take note, the HDMI 2.1 48Gbps can reach up to 10K 120Hz. So running at 4K 120Hz without compression is still overkill for a 4K TV.


But in case you are wondering, ALL of the 2019 LG TVs including the OLED and LCD do have actual 48Gbps on their HDMI 2.1 ports.



News here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2020/05/04/lgs-2020-4k-oled-and-lcd-tvs-dont-support-full-hdmi-21/#2b54aacd6276

 

[GotBetrayed]

So 40 or 48gbps is still considered overkill right?

Anyway even rtx 2080 ti cannot hit that benchmark I Guess.

 

[LiLAsN]

So 40 or 48gbps is still considered overkill right?

Anyway even rtx 2080 ti cannot hit that benchmark I Guess.

The RTX 2080 Ti only has HDMI 2.0 port. It is confirmed incapable of even 4K 60Hz with uncompressed video signal.

Since the rumours of the next RTX 3060 is that it is at the performance of the RTX 2080 Ti, we can safely assume the RTX 3080 Ti or whatever flagship GPU card the Nvidia releases will be capable of 4K 120Hz or even more (for those with 8K displays).
So if that is true, then no worries. All those cards will definitely be running with HDMI 2.1 specs.

 

[GotBetrayed]

The RTX 2080 Ti only has HDMI 2.0 port. It is confirmed incapable of even 4K 60Hz with uncompressed video signal.

Since the rumours of the next RTX 3060 is that it is at the performance of the RTX 2080 Ti, we can safely assume the RTX 3080 Ti or whatever flagship GPU card the Nvidia releases will be capable of 4K 120Hz or even more (for those with 8K displays).
So if that is true, then no worries. All those cards will definitely be running with HDMI 2.1 specs.

I am doubtful that rtx 3080ti can run 4k 120hz..... depends on the game I Guess.
60hz 4k for modern games is already so hard to hit lol

 

[diglomex]

Guys. Huge news regarding the 2020 version of LG TVs including OLED and LCD.

Their HDMI 2.1 ports will not have the full 48Gbps speed and will only be limited to 40Gbps.


It may or may not be a problem.
I believe this should not be a problem as firstly, We are running the image in 4K 120Hz not 8K 60Hz.
In 8K, we need 4 times as many 4K images as there were for 4K 120 which is essentially only doubling the 4K image.

Take note, the HDMI 2.1 48Gbps can reach up to 10K 120Hz. So running at 4K 120Hz without compression is still overkill for a 4K TV.


But in case you are wondering, ALL of the 2019 LG TVs including the OLED and LCD do have actual 48Gbps on their HDMI 2.1 ports.



News here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2020/05/04/lgs-2020-4k-oled-and-lcd-tvs-dont-support-full-hdmi-21/#2b54aacd6276

As long as the costs savings is passed on to consumers (im just dreaming )

 

[IloveEmma]

$1000 plus more compared to US. Phui..

 

[GotBetrayed]

$1000 plus more compared to US. Phui..

Now incomes already falling for most people still want set high prices. Let retailers suffer first

 

[shadow84]

Cheapest 55CX nw is from BD at $3288, pair with $90 discount off to get at $3198. Wonder how much more will it drop by 9.9?