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65-Inch TV for PC Gaming under 4500 PLN: Low Input Lag, Screen Size & Brand Options

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Which 65-inch TV under 4500 PLN is suitable for PC gaming with low input lag?

At this budget, the thread points to Philips 65PUS6262 or TCL 65P60 as the most realistic 65-inch options, with the Philips being the safer gaming pick [#17128842] [#17131943] If you can stretch the budget, the Philips 6521 is considered a much better choice, but it was said to cost well over 6000 PLN, so it is outside your target [#17112266] [#17131943] For the 6521, reported input lag is 37 ms in 1080p60 game mode, 37 ms in 1080p60 + HDR, and 47 ms in 4K + HDR [#17113338] The advice in the thread is that for fast shooters and similar games you should look for a TV below about 25–30 ms input lag [#17113338]
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  • #1 17111798
    robert99111
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    Hello everyone.
    At the beginning I am sorry that without a template with answers.
    I need a 65 inch TV for 4500 PLN that will serve as a gaming monitor. I have a Philips 55 inch but I give it to my parents and I want to buy a larger one that will replace my laptop monitor. Mark doesn't matter. I have a small home theater at home, also the sound is not important, the room is quite big, I also need a large TV. Appetite grows with eating. I was thinking about 75 but it might be too much. And the input lag must be low. I would like to play racing and shooting games freely. I am asking you for help and thank you in advance
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    I'm not looking for a brand. The Sony Philips Panasonic or LG badge does not matter to me. I need a 65 inch TV for pc to play in the evenings. So much. I am not a layman. I broke the internet a bit and they are up to PLN 4,000,000, but with little parameters. Or just looking
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    lesmian45
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    The lowest ceiling acceptable is, unfortunately, I suspect Philips 6521 - it's a TV with good picture quality at a cool price. Unfortunately, it costs over PLN 6,000 after discount. So it's hard for me to recommend something specific at this price and size.
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    lesmian45
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    Without exaggeration. It's easy to find real refresh information in the forum. About 6521 at 100% is known to be 100 Hz. Manufacturers often wash their eyes, but what are our testers for? :) Anyway, it can be seen with the naked eye. Just turn off the liquefiers.
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    No no gentlemen without exaggeration. I don't care so much about tv being cosmically dynamic. I mean mainly 65 inches with the lowest imput lag in the amount of up to 4000 - 4500 thousand PLN
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    Ludwik XVI
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    Philips 6521 has sensible input lag in FHD, already weak in 4K.

    37 ms - game mode - 1080p60 (console)
    37 ms - game mode - 1080p60 + HDR (PS4 console)
    47 ms - game mode - 4K + HDR (latest versions of Xbox One S consoles, PS4 Pro)

    Source: https://hdtvpolska.com/philips-pus6521-65pus6521-test-4k-ultra-hd-matryca-va/


    The aggregate input lag test results can be found here: https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/inputs/input-lag
    Watch out for the tv model markings - they are different on different continents. Rtings lists them at the end of each review.

    If you are not a "Sunday" player, then rather look for TV with an input lag below 25-30ms - especially if the game includes dynamic shooters etc.
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    robert99111
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    That's all I wanted to know. TV will not be for movies, series or games. My vision is also not so good because welding for 3 years has done its job, therefore I do not pay attention to such details

    Added after 21 [minutes]:

    I have found such a model but something hard to find something about in put lag
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    lesmian45
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    But you consider the 6521 which is still outside your budget? Because you didn't refer to him specifically. Poor eyesight catches clouding, it really is not a translation. ;) It is not known what model you have found yet, I do not see it :)
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    6262 will be a decent choice, but 6521 would be a bomb for you. However, I understand the price criterion, above which you do not want to buy certain things. In that case, if you don't want to quit in this field, I would have stayed at 6262.
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    I saw on the Philips website. However, OLED 873 showed a little earlier and probably is already cataloged on the price list. Expensive, it would be good if they also had OLEDs in the 55 premium segment. I think I will finally give in to OLED revolution.
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    lesmian45 wrote:
    I think I will finally give in to OLED revolution.


    Better late than never :)
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    Waiting for the so-called beta tests to end. :)
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around finding a 65-inch TV suitable for PC gaming under 4500 PLN, emphasizing low input lag and screen size. Users express concerns about the limitations of available models within the budget, with some suggesting that higher-quality options like the Philips 6521 exceed the budget. Recommendations include the Philips 65PUS6262 and TCL 65P60, both priced around 3999 PLN, which are noted for their decent gaming performance. The conversation highlights the importance of input lag, with specific figures provided for the Philips models, and suggests that a dedicated monitor might be a better option for serious gaming due to superior refresh rates and lower input lag.
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TL;DR: For 65-inch PC gaming, target sub‑30 ms input lag; Philips 65PUS6521 hits 47 ms at 4K HDR. "Look for below 25–30 ms." This FAQ gives practical picks and setup tips for low-lag big‑screen play. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17113338]

Why it matters: It keeps your crosshair responsive and your big‑screen upgrade within realistic expectations.

Quick Facts

What’s the best 65-inch TV under 4500 PLN for PC gaming?

From the thread picks, check Philips 65PUS6262 and TCL 65P60. Both were listed around 3999 PLN. The commenter added, “Philips will be great for games.” Enable Game Mode and tune settings for lowest lag. These models keep costs down while delivering 65-inch size for evening gaming. [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #17128842]

Is the Philips 65PUS6521 worth stretching the budget?

It was called the lowest acceptable ceiling with good picture quality, but it sat over 6000 PLN even after discount. If you can stretch, it’s a stronger performer than most at the price target. If not, stick to the sub‑4500 PLN candidates mentioned in the thread. [Elektroda, lesmian45, post #17112266]

Is the Philips 65PUS6521 a 100 Hz panel?

Yes, a forum tester stated it’s a confirmed 100 Hz set. You can see motion advantages with interpolation disabled. As they put it, “it is known to be 100 Hz.” This matters for sports and motion handling, separate from input lag. [Elektroda, lesmian45, post #17112527]

What input lag should I aim for to play shooters comfortably?

Target below 25–30 ms in Game Mode. Higher lag feels sluggish during fast aim and quick reactions. As one expert advised, “look for TV with an input lag below 25–30 ms.” Lower numbers give a more monitor‑like feel. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17113338]

What input lag does the Philips 65PUS6521 deliver?

Measured figures shared were about 37 ms at 1080p60 Game Mode, and about 47 ms at 4K HDR Game Mode. These are usable for casual play, but competitive shooters benefit from lower numbers. Consider your sensitivity to latency and game types. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17113338]

How far should I sit from a 65-inch 4K TV for PC gaming?

Typical comfortable viewing distances are about 2.0–2.7 meters for a 65-inch, aligning with 40–30° field‑of‑view guidelines. Closer seats increase immersion but can reveal processing artifacts or text fringing if chroma isn’t 4:4:4. Adjust to your desk or sofa layout. ["TV Size to Distance Calculator and Science"]

Can a TV replace a high‑refresh gaming monitor?

It can for casual play, but expect compromises versus 120–144 Hz monitors at the same budget. “The TV as a DYNAMIC monitor will be hard,” one member warned. Manufacturers also obscure true panel frequency with marketing terms. [Elektroda, PPK, post #17112362]

How do I set up my TV to minimize input lag?

Use this quick setup:
  1. Enable Game Mode or PC Mode on the HDMI input.
  2. Disable motion interpolation and extra processing (noise reduction, smoothing).
  3. Enable HDMI “UHD Color/Enhanced Format” to unlock 4K 60 Hz and 4:4:4. These steps reduce processing and delay. ["How to Reduce Input Lag"]

Does HDR increase input lag on budget TVs?

Often, yes. Example shared: Philips 65PUS6521 rises from ~37 ms at 1080p to ~47 ms at 4K HDR in Game Mode. HDR adds processing paths that can add delay on value models. Test both SDR and HDR modes for your games. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17113338]

Do manufacturers hide the real refresh rate behind marketing?

Many quote “motion” numbers that exceed native panel refresh. Focus on the native 50/60 Hz or 100/120 Hz spec, not MotionFlow/PMI/CMR values. Verify in reviews or service menus, and prefer Game Mode for clarity on real behavior. ["What is Refresh Rate?"]

Which HDMI settings matter for 4K 60 Hz PC gaming?

Use the port labeled for 4K 60 Hz and enable “UHD Color/Enhanced.” Set input label to PC for 4:4:4 chroma. Edge case: some TVs limit 4:4:4 with HDR or disable local dimming in PC Mode. Check your manual and test. ["How to Use a 4k TV as a Monitor"]

Are model names different across regions? How do I check?

Yes. The thread warns that model markings differ by continent. Cross‑reference the exact regional code when reading tests. One tip was to check the conversions and notes that reviewers list at the end of each review. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17113338]

If I won’t stretch the budget, which pick balances cost and lag best?

From the thread’s guidance, stick with Philips 65PUS6262 among the sub‑4500 PLN options. The 65PUS6521 is the better performer, but it sits outside the stated budget. Prioritize Game Mode and proper HDMI settings on the 6262. [Elektroda, lesmian45, post #17131943]

Should I wait for new 65-inch models to lower prices?

New models were announced, but prices weren’t yet given at the time. Waiting can bring discounts on outgoing lines. If you can wait, you might catch a sale; otherwise, buy when you find a fit. [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #17132445]

Is OLED a realistic option under 4500 PLN?

No. OLEDs discussed, like the Philips OLED 873, were categorized as expensive. They offer uncompromising quality but don’t fit this budget bracket. Consider them only if you plan a much higher spend. [Elektroda, lesmian45, post #17134396]
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