MasterGoa
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5eiy66/downgraded_from_a_980_ti_to_an_rx_480_some/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5eiy66/downgraded_from_a_980_ti_to_an_rx_480_some/
TVs are too slow for gaming though. response times aren't good enough afaik and being stuck at 60hz is a no-go. once you go high refresh rate you can't go back.
i have a hard time using my predator x34 for anything FPS related because my benq 144hz is that much better. the color reproduction might not be as great (TN vs IPS) but that doesnt make up for the utter smoothness in ... everything. 100hz is a lot better than 60 but it still sucks.
17ms is massive. The XL2430T has a 1ms response time and that puts it at around 5-6 real world usage I believe? I have the XL2430T funny enough
thats the joy of being part of the master race. We can enjoy both(i run both a 65"tv and the acer x34)
How does that work? Displays that big you have to sit back a distance, unless you like moving your head all over the place and having neck pain...
quite easy actually, my pc is in the same room as my home theatre. When i use the pc, i sit in a nice chair. When i play on the tv i use a couch.
You're confusing response time and input lag. Response time refers to the ability of an individual pixel to switch from one state to another. Every display has a separate input lag due to signal processing. As I said, a Benq XL2430T was measured to have between 10-17ms input lag on top of its response time.
I'm confused why you brought up input lag when I was talking about response times lol, didn't realize you were talking about input lag at first. Anyway, high response times are going to cause ghosting in fast motion situations (FPS are the biggest issue here, unfortunately my favorite genre). I don't know any TV with a low enough response time that doesn't have this issue. Using processing effects to try and alleviate that usually cause noticeable input lag too which is unfortunate.
This still wraps around to the lack of smoothness in 60Hz. Works fine for RPGs and stuff, but anything where I'm moving quickly, even on desktop .. you can feel the difference from 60->120->165.
I wonder how long it'll be before TVs stop pushing resolution and go for faster refresh rates.
Its reddit, no one will die...
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/5eiy66/downgraded_from_a_980_ti_to_an_rx_480_some/