Does using a Full HD LED TV as a monitor increase the load on the graphics card and reduce its performance & life?

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saketh284

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The TV that I am talking about is this...

http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN22F5000AFXZA

And my computer specs are :

Processor : 2nd Gen Intel Core i7-2600K (8MB Cache, 3.4GHz-3.8GHz)
RAM : 16GB DDR3
Graphics : Zotac Nvidia GeForce GTX 770
PSU : Corsair GS700 @ 700 Watts

So does using this TV increase the load on the graphics card and reduce its performance & life?
And is that TV compatible with my system's configuration?
 
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Plusthinking Iq

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i think anything samsung destroys something, but thats just my experience with the brand.
tv's are not made for gaming and will have more inputlag.
a tv is just a display, only the resolution changes the strain on the pc, you could have more strain if you use the motion smoothing function enabled and play with higher setting in games.
 
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Well the higher the resolution of the monitor/tv you are using, the higher the load on the graphics card. I wouldn't expect a reduction of the lifespan of the card. The only thing you would notice is possibly lower fps in games. And yes, the monitor should be compatible using hdmi.
 
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saketh284

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So does that mean, the load on the graphics card / performance of the graphics card remains the same if I use this Full HD TV in comparison to a Full HD Monitor?

I mean, do I get the same FPS for both a Full HD Monitor & this Full HD TV?
 
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