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Originally Posted by biker1
To stream Netflix 4K resolution (2160p) you need about 20-25 megabits/sec of bandwidth. However, Netflix is adaptive so it will adjust the resolution to whatever bandwidth it senses. You have more than sufficient bandwidth for 1080p. The reason I have 40 megabits/sec is I used to move 50 gigabyte tarballs around on a regular basis.
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The Netflix picture I'm getting is better than the 1080 that I get from Directv. I've seen Comcast HD and Directv HD is superior looking, so the Netflix 4K on my 75" Samsung is looking really good. Although I don't have any complaints about Directv's HD picture.
Anybody looking to upgrade to 4K and going big, the Samsung 75" 4K LED Smart TV model UN75MU6300FXZA at Best Buy for $2297 is a really good TV, I've been looking at mine for about 3 months. However, if you're a Sony fan, they have the Sony 4K 75" Smart High Dynamic Range TV on sale for $2499 regular $3499.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-75...?skuId=5748203