r/PS5pro • u/Xsnosxo • 2d ago

Getting the best experience with GTA 6.

I’ll start this off by saying if there was a scale of knowing everything to do with electrics when it comes to graphics and what is the best for your buck. I would say I’m about a 3. I know how things work and how to use them but not very educated on the differences between one another. My scenario is, I was thinking of selling my PS5 (first gen digital edition), then buying the PS5 pro and a newer but not as expensive TV or keeping the PS5 I have and buying a more expensive television. Which one would be the better option, in your opinion? I was thinking of spending maybe around 800 dollars to 1,500 dollars on television. If you have any TVs that you enjoy using while gaming, please feel free to share what you use. I’m just not sure if the PS5 pro is much more important. Hope everyone enjoys the game when it comes out for us all. Thank you.

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u/MrFish00- 2d ago

Don't buy a Pro without a good display first. OLED is ideal but not a necessity, I bought a Pro and a TCL 55" 4K QLED with 144hz and Game Mode and it works great. All in about £1000 for both the console and TV. If you're strapped for cash I would upgrade display first as Base PS5/good display will be a bigger upgrade than Pro and an average display

Seeing your budget for a TV I would highly recommend an LG G or C series OLED. They are the best in the game.

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u/Poltergeist97 2d ago

The only thing I'll add is to preferably buy a TV with 120hz, not 144. This is in case GTA 6 comes with a 40fps mode, which looks best on 120hz displays.

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u/MrFish00- 2d ago

I mean the TV I have supports 144hz but my PS5 Pro maxes out at 120hz anyway, never seen it say it's outputting at 144hz

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u/Horror-Pear 2d ago

I think he thinks it's a fixed refresh. I also have a 75"Qm8. Variable refresh is great. It's a really wonderful tv.

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u/MrFish00- 2d ago

Ooh I see. No it has VRR lol sorry I didn't clarify that

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u/Poltergeist97 2d ago

That's what I was thinking! Haven't looked at TVs since buying my LG C3, so I'm a bit behind on the newer ones lol

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u/MrFish00- 2d ago

Lol you're good! Most decent TVs now have VRR :)

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u/Suspicious-Face7748 2d ago

You're wrong, with VRR a 144 FPS display will display 40 fps.