Gaming in a tv or monitor?

 Whether gaming is better on a TV or a monitor depends on your individual preferences and needs. Here are a few factors to consider:

1. Screen Size: If you prefer a larger screen, a TV may be the better choice, as they are available in larger sizes than most monitors. However, if you prefer a smaller screen, a monitor may be more suitable.

2. Refresh Rate: Most gaming monitors have a higher refresh rate than most TVs. A higher refresh rate can help reduce motion blur and make gameplay smoother. However, some newer TVs now offer high refresh rates, making them suitable for gaming.

3. Input Lag: Input lag is the delay between when you press a button on your controller and when the action appears on the screen. For gaming, low input lag is essential. Most modern gaming monitors have very low input lag, but some TVs now offer low input lag as well.

4. Display Technology: Most gaming monitors use LCD technology, while many modern TVs use either OLED or QLED technology. OLED TVs offer deeper blacks and better contrast, which can improve image quality, but may not be as bright as QLED. QLED TVs offer brighter colors and better HDR performance, but may not have the same level of contrast as OLED.

In general, if you're looking for a large screen and want to use your TV for both gaming and watching movies/TV shows, a TV may be the better choice. However, if you're primarily interested in gaming and want a smaller screen with high refresh rates and low input lag, a gaming monitor may be more suitable.

Some of the best TVs for gaming include the LG CX OLED, Samsung Q90T QLED, Sony X900H, and Vizio P-Series Quantum X. However, the "best" TV for gaming will ultimately depend on your specific needs and preferences, as well as your budget.