Putting Simulator Screen on TV
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All your doing by using an HDMI output to a T.V. is using the T.V. as a monitor, no extra power is needed for the laptop to operate. I run my RF 7.5 on a 55" flat screen T.V. mounted on the shop wall via an HDMI cord. Work's great!!! A smart T.V. can be used wirelessly but there is a lag in the feed between the LT and T.V., at least mine did. I have not noticed any difference in RF's ability with any controller type's input, that being the Interlink, my radio connected, or my radio connected wireless.
Last edited by acerc; 01-28-2018 at 11:56 AM.
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Yes, it will work.
However, you should be aware that most large HD TV's aren't suitable for gaming as they have input lag, which basically means a delay. They willl not have 120-140 hz displays, which can make it look worse and potential graphical flaws. They will not support gsync/vsync so you might experience screen tearing.
However, you should be aware that most large HD TV's aren't suitable for gaming as they have input lag, which basically means a delay. They willl not have 120-140 hz displays, which can make it look worse and potential graphical flaws. They will not support gsync/vsync so you might experience screen tearing.