Did anyone here upgraded from 55 inches to 65 inches, both 4k? 

I'd really like to have a larger display, right now I have a Samsung 55 inches, 4k. It's not bad at all but the bigger, the better.

55 inches 4k = 80 ppi

65 inches 4k = 67 ppi 

Is there a huge difference between the two? I mean the image quality ( larger pixels on the 65 inches ) 

I don't really care about websites, fonts, etc

Any advices are welcome, thank you 

 

About 40 inches 

al depends on the distance you sit form it.

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Edited December 19, 20214 yr by kt069

I am running a Samsung (cant tell the exact model at the moment) 78" 4k. I can say i am very pleased not only with MSFS but all other games. 

4 hours ago, Sphynnx said:

55 inches 4k = 80 ppi

65 inches 4k = 67 ppi 

Is there a huge difference between the two? I mean the image quality ( larger pixels on the 65 inches ) 

I'd say yes there is a significant difference. 67ppi is just about acceptable, but it's a shame to go so low for a 4K screen. That's about the same as a 32" 1080p display, which is really on the edge of fuzzy. At 80ppi you're back in safe territory, I'd say.

I’m using 65inch 4K Samsung QLED curved TV, I’m very happy with quality of picture and details, I sit close to TV, something like 1 meter.

 

Rado

5 hours ago, Sphynnx said:

Did anyone here upgraded from 55 inches to 65 inches, both 4k? 

I'd really like to have a larger display, right now I have a Samsung 55 inches, 4k. It's not bad at all but the bigger, the better.

55 inches 4k = 80 ppi

65 inches 4k = 67 ppi 

Is there a huge difference between the two? I mean the image quality ( larger pixels on the 65 inches ) 

I don't really care about websites, fonts, etc

Any advices are welcome, thank you 

 

I use a 65inch 4K Curved series 8 Samsung.  Looks incredible.

7 hours ago, Rob_Ainscough said:

I went down from a 65" to a 55" ... neck strain ... my 65" was on a large table about 27" away from my head.  How far away do you plan to have the 65" from your head?

Cheers, Rob.

Listen to Rob's key question, and also Wim123's.  Viewing distance.  I'd recommend throwing out all other responses that do not state their viewing distance.  At least until they come back with that.  A photo or two would also give you a good deal of help as it would confirm the overall setup.

Edited December 19, 20214 yr by fppilot

FWIW I sit about 30" from my 65" 4K and have done so for years. 

First with 1080p and then 4k.  I like physically looking right, left and up and down.  It is wall mounted at exactly the correct height for a 737NG, so I am looking across the glare shield, out forward and looking down to the PFD/ND. There are also (slight) peripheral cues with this combination- it works for me. I'd love to go 8K but not without a few more years of GPU development (currently using a 3080Ti).  Actually, I'm hoping that VR will eventually get to 4K at a reasonable price point, and then I'll probably be back to 27" 😉

YMMV

C

Edited December 19, 20214 yr by cavaricooper

4 hours ago, MarkDH said:

I'd say yes there is a significant difference. 67ppi is just about acceptable, but it's a shame to go so low for a 4K screen. That's about the same as a 32" 1080p display, which is really on the edge of fuzzy. At 80ppi you're back in safe territory, I'd say.

That's why I asked, actually. 

55 inches 4k has the same ppi as 32 inches full HD 

Hard to make a decision. 

 

14 minutes ago, cavaricooper said:

I'd love to go 8K but not without a few more years of GPU development (currently using a 3080Ti)

RTX 4090, hopefully

5 hours ago, ThomseN_inc said:

I am running a Samsung (cant tell the exact model at the moment) 78" 4k. I can say i am very pleased not only with MSFS but all other games. 

That's about 55 ppi. 

How is the font ( in game / sim ) looking?? 

 

 

1 hour ago, fppilot said:

Listen to Rob's key question, and also Wim123's.  Viewing distance.  I'd recommend throwing out all other responses that do not state their viewing distance.  At least until they come back with that.  A photo or two would also give you a good deal of help as it would confirm the overall setup.

His viewing distance is 'about 40 inches'. 

If you want to really enhance your experience without chaning your screen, treat yourself with a head tracking system. It is a cheap solution.