How's this TV for gaming?

[sparks_E39]

So after saying I don't want to replace our TV.. we have moved the TV upstairs so need a new one. Will this be decent for Xbox One gaming looking at the specs? I'm fairly useless with this kind of thing.
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertain...

Cheers!

[rockford22]

For gaming (especially twitch shooters) you need to place huge importance on input lag.

This article (https://displaylag.com/best-low-input-lag-tvs-gaming-by-gamers/) summarises it nicely and gives you an idea of what good looks like.

If you're a casual gamer and don't play online or fast paced games then I wouldn't worry as much but from experience (having returned a Panasonic TV for utterly awful lag) the time in milliseconds should be the first thing to consider.

[sparks_E39]

Well I'm now looking at a 49 inch Sony full HD (non 4K) now. For the money (£600) it seems a better bet than an entry level 4k set.

[Einion Yrth]

If you were looking at a suitable output device for a turbo nutter water cooled massively overclocked PC gaming rig there might be questions to be asked; it's an XBone, they aren't exactly blisteringly fast.