Best tv type for gaming?
- Thread starter K0rN_b4LL
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The best source for TVs and their input lag recommended to me recently is hdtvtest.co.uk.
It's also worth noting that different input sources may have different input lag on the same TV.
The best two Plasmas in regards to input lag are the Panasonic TX-P50ST30 and the Samsung PS51D550, both with input lag at 16ms
It's also worth noting that different input sources may have different input lag on the same TV.
The best two Plasmas in regards to input lag are the Panasonic TX-P50ST30 and the Samsung PS51D550, both with input lag at 16ms
franman
[12] Conqueror
Here's probably a question of interest. Is it possible to directly connect PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles to CRT computer monitors w/o having to connect to the computer and w/o producing any lag?
From what I've found there's a VGA box that connects the console to CRT computer monitors but it also requires connecting to the computer and there maybe lag issues.
From what I've found there's a VGA box that connects the console to CRT computer monitors but it also requires connecting to the computer and there maybe lag issues.
iKotomi
[10] Knight
http://shoryuken.com/forum/index.php?threads/sub-1-frame-hdtv-monitor-input-lag-database.145141/
If you use a Component to VGA converter you should see about as much lag as having a longer cable, since it's just an analog transform, in other words not noticeable at all.
If you're buying new cables anyways, just buying the VGA cable will be cheaper, as the converter box would be a little over 50 dollars.
If you use a Component to VGA converter you should see about as much lag as having a longer cable, since it's just an analog transform, in other words not noticeable at all.
If you're buying new cables anyways, just buying the VGA cable will be cheaper, as the converter box would be a little over 50 dollars.