Ideal input lag
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I have a 144 HTZ monitor, 1 ms input lag and I think it gets the job done. After play MLB 17 and MLB18 on a TV, never made it close to WS... maybe a .500 player. After MLB 19 came out, made the switch, and now I'm in WS every season and I see the ball way better.
43-13 this year, made WS first season and grinding RS again this season ONCE MY FIELDERS DECIDE TO LOCK ONTO THE BALL SDS JESUS CHRIST!
But yeah, 1ms response time is the best, and anywhere from 120-140 HTz will do the job.
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Your TV probably has 120hz refresh rate as well. Just guessing as I dont know the model. But in game mode your TV can, probably, do 15-20 ms input lag compared to a high end gaming monitor doing around 9-10ms. The difference is negligible and probably not able to be noticed. But your TV has to be in game mode to achieve such speed.
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1ms, you can get a nice monitor that's 1ms for 150 buckaroooooos.
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@lucas8181 said in Ideal input lag:
1ms, you can get a nice monitor that's 1ms for 150 buckaroooooos.
Thats not the right spec.
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@iSTELLARi said in Ideal input lag:
I have a 144 HTZ monitor, 1 ms input lag and I think it gets the job done. After play MLB 17 and MLB18 on a TV, never made it close to WS... maybe a .500 player. After MLB 19 came out, made the switch, and now I'm in WS every season and I see the ball way better.
43-13 this year, made WS first season and grinding RS again this season ONCE MY FIELDERS DECIDE TO LOCK ONTO THE BALL SDS JESUS CHRIST!
But yeah, 1ms response time is the best, and anywhere from 120-140 HTz will do the job.
PS4 cannot do more than 60 fps
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@ChuckCLC said in Ideal input lag:
@lucas8181 said in Ideal input lag:
1ms, you can get a nice monitor that's 1ms for 150 buckaroooooos.
Thats not the right spec.
What? Lol 1 ms monitor is what you need and I got mine from Best Buy for about 175$
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@iSTELLARi said in Ideal input lag:
@ChuckCLC said in Ideal input lag:
@lucas8181 said in Ideal input lag:
1ms, you can get a nice monitor that's 1ms for 150 buckaroooooos.
Thats not the right spec.
What? Lol 1 ms monitor is what you need and I got mine from Best Buy for about 175$
DO you have any idea what that "1ms" means? It isnt bad, but it isnt what you are looking for on console gaming.
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@ChuckCLC said in Ideal input lag:
@iSTELLARi said in Ideal input lag:
I have a 144 HTZ monitor, 1 ms input lag and I think it gets the job done. After play MLB 17 and MLB18 on a TV, never made it close to WS... maybe a .500 player. After MLB 19 came out, made the switch, and now I'm in WS every season and I see the ball way better.
43-13 this year, made WS first season and grinding RS again this season ONCE MY FIELDERS DECIDE TO LOCK ONTO THE BALL SDS JESUS CHRIST!
But yeah, 1ms response time is the best, and anywhere from 120-140 HTz will do the job.
PS4 cannot do more than 60 fps
That doesnt matter. Having a better monitor helps no matter what. Also you arent gonna buy a 60 htz refresh rate with a 1 ms input lag?
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@iSTELLARi said in Ideal input lag:
@ChuckCLC said in Ideal input lag:
@iSTELLARi said in Ideal input lag:
I have a 144 HTZ monitor, 1 ms input lag and I think it gets the job done. After play MLB 17 and MLB18 on a TV, never made it close to WS... maybe a .500 player. After MLB 19 came out, made the switch, and now I'm in WS every season and I see the ball way better.
43-13 this year, made WS first season and grinding RS again this season ONCE MY FIELDERS DECIDE TO LOCK ONTO THE BALL SDS JESUS CHRIST!
But yeah, 1ms response time is the best, and anywhere from 120-140 HTz will do the job.
PS4 cannot do more than 60 fps
That doesnt matter. Having a better monitor helps no matter what. Also you arent gonna buy a 60 htz refresh rate with a 1 ms input lag?
Dont get me wrong, it doesnt hurt, it just isnt gonna help on a PS4. Just get any 60hz monitor with good input lag. And you will not get 1ms Input lag on any monitor or TV despite the speed. 1ms is referencing the refresh rate. Which is almost always inaccurate. And input lag and Rfresh rate arent the same thing.
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There's no such thing as 1ms input lag when it comes to monitors. The correct terminology is 1ms response time, which is a marketing term and is not even remotely close to 1ms input lag.
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God I hate when people pretend they know what they’re talking about and give false information.
There is a difference between 1ms response time and input lag. They are NOT the same
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I am a PC gamer with a nice 1440p monitor that can give me 165 FPS. None of that means diddly when playing on my PS4. My PS4 can do 1080p at 60 fps which is about a 9.1 ms input lag on my monitor. Even though when I game at 1440p and 165 fps on my PC I get a 4.1ms input lag.
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I guess I’ll try hooking up my PS4 pro to my monitor and see if I can tell a difference. Just sucks going from a 65” tv to like a 24” monitor. Love being able to sit back and relax in my gaming chair cause I can see the big tv easily. Now I’ll have to sit up straight and be closer to the monitor lol. Guess that’s the price I gotta pay to be l33t
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So are we trying to get under 10.0 ms? What the general number to try and shoot for?
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Anywhere in the 10-14 range is good
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@Sayjinman said in Ideal input lag:
So are we trying to get under 10.0 ms? What the general number to try and shoot for?
Realistically at 60hz and 60 FPS 9.1 is about the fastest I have ever seen. I am sure someone can get better, but that is probably realistically it. On normal LED type panels.
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Thank you guys
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Lol, hope we helped some. This battle occurs almost every week. But I hate the idea that guys are going out and spending 150-400 extra dollars on something that will not help them.
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@ChuckCLC said in Ideal input lag:
Lol, hope we helped some. This battle occurs almost every week. But I hate the idea that guys are going out and spending 150-400 extra dollars on something that will not help them.
That said though, spending a bit more on a 120hz monitor would come in handy for the PS5
