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TV for Monitor Use, good response rate

I am looking for a 40"/42" + TV that i can use for a monitor via HDMI.  Would be great if it supported 1920x1200, but i wasn't able to find any. Also, what does teh 120hz and 60hz rate signify? What specs should i be looking for. My budget is upto 1K. I want as much screen real estate as possible without sacrificing performance.

Need something good with excellent response rate, it is for trading applications hosted remotely and accessed via RDP.
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8/22/2022 - Mon
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As an aside, if you're running/viewing the application via RDP it likely won't matter what you use for a video set up anyway.   The network connection between you and the application will likely be the bottleneck.
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Great thank you guys!
So basically, get a 1920x1080, 120hz and i should be good right?
any recommendations? or link to any reviews.
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