[Solved] 240 Hz sony 55' LCD or 46' 120 Hz Samsung LED for computer gaming?

I'm looking to buy a new TV and was wondering which tv would be better for computer gaming.
The LED is this one:
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Produ [...] =C&topnav=

I don't have a link for the Sony bravia but it's the hx7 series 55 inch 240 hz. It uses a LCD display and seems almost to not be featured on a majority of sites. i couldn't find it on newegg, bestbuy, or costco's website. It may be in the phase out stage of it life by sony. I'm under the impression that the higher the Hz the faster the response time for gaming but i was wondering if the display type would make a difference for gaming. LED vs LCD. I also would trust samsung over sony any day of the week as i've owned multiple samsung computer monitors and can say i've never been let down.T

240hz for a mid to top end gaming machine is the only way to go. I couldn't believe my eyes when I picked up a Sony 55" HX800 (upgraded from a 46" Samsung from 2008) for $1500 (CompUSA), brought it home, calibrated, and began punching up games. Awed doesn't even begin to describe the feeling.

Going off the benchmark specs, as long as the frame rate stayed above 30fps w/ V-sync enabled, I would not see judder or artifacting what so ever. Most games stayed at or above 60 fps. Oh and this input lag non sense that goes around...maybe if you were competing for money in an FPS would you notice it. Yes its that good without all the bs that people spout. I'm even using wireless inputs.

AMD Phenom 2 Quad + 6850 + 12GB memory.


Games tested: Dragon Age 2, Mass Effect 2, Battlefield Bad Company 2, Resident Evil 5, Star Wars Forced Unleashed II, Splinter Cell Conviction, Lost Planet 2, Bioshock 2, Batman Arkham Asylum, Fallout New Vegas, Dawn of War II Retribution, COD Black Ops, Crysis.

I'm never going back to 60hz.

Now I just need 3-D, Crossfire and 2 more 55's so I can begin to lose my eyesight!