Hello
Do you think that x series Xbox can face à 55 inches screen with msfs 2020 at 1440 p resolution ?
I already own a 43 inches screen and i am looking for some more immersive upgrade .
Does it worth it ?
Thank you
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My Xbox series X is hooked up to a 55" 4K TV. No problems!
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My XsX is hooked up to a Sony Bravia 55” 4K TV, and I have had no issues between to two at all. I say, if you have the bread, go get it. I’m sure you’ll love it.
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I, too, have a 55” 4K 120Hz TV and it’s awesome with the Series X.
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Tv size doesnt matter, running it at 2k on a 45 inch tv is just the same as running it on a 110 inch tv at 2k. Its the resolution youre running the game at and the fancy effects you have on that will effect how well it runs.
The jump in TV size wont make that much of a difference to immersion, if youre serious about the game and have the cash to spend Id suggest getting a yoke and pedal set for immersion.
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The physical size of the TV is irrelevant to how well the sim runs.
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Hook it up to a 100” TV if you want, it makes no difference at all.
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Ok thank you very much all off you
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Even that doesn’t really matter - if you got a TV with 80k resolution bionic display in 2100 Xbox will still deliver only 4k 30fps max on that screen 
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I think i will choose a 50 inches screen . 55 is too Big .
Not all of them are set with a 2.1 HDMI plug , but 2.0 .
Is there a really difference with msfs between 2.0 and 2.1 hmi plug ?
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Here are the video differences, as stated at lifewire.com this past December. There is a lot of good information there about this subject. You will need a different HDMI cable to get the advantage, and the XBox X does support it. It’s also backward compatable if your TV doesn’t. If you are an audiophile, 2.1 supports more audio codecs. The info was the top result from a duckduckgo search on “What is the difference between HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 2.1?”. The lifeware site also explains the differences in what I interpreted as plain english without too much jargon. Your mileage may vary of course. Thanks and good luck.
–Redeye
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My LG C1 55" is just fine.
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A TV can never be too big!
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Running a series S would suck. I ran an HDMi cord to my 55in 4k TV running on 1080p and you don’t want to do that. Looks much better on my laptop due to the DPI.
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Oh series s. X versions are becoming commonplace, id sell the s and buy an x before a TV
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Made burn my visa card in a TV shop and came back with a 49 inches Panasonic 100 hertz screen .
Whaou ! What an immersion …
Incredible !
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I run a 75inch oled tv with hdmi 2.1. Works well
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I have 55" . If you can, go for 4k, 120hz with HDMI 2.1 if you can.
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I am already 4k 60 htz with 2.2 hdmi, do not want to burn my Xbox x !!! 
It is like that really really nice
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