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Fantastic advice from both of you, I'll take all of that into consideration before doing a fresh batch of measurements. Any suggestions how to make the first movement a bit easier to spot? This is one of my video samples: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gdx04srctzbdwel/DSC_1781.MOV?dl=0 Due to the low res...

I'll redo my tests tomorrow, I think I found a mistake in my procedure, related to the end-frame detection. I wasn't paying attention to the top of the screen, where a first glimpse of movement can be seen.

I'll post again tomorrow after I recheck and recalculate everything!

Getting back with some results. I listened to your suggestions and went with the following: CS:GO - Map_Flood (custom map with white/black box) 144 Hz G-Sync ON V-Sync OFF max_fps 0 (was getting ~2.000 FPS) Modded Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 1.1 @ 1000 Hz Button-to-pixel response time was consis...

Here's what I'm thinking. If I test the button-to-pixel response time with a mouse that falls within the standard click delay time (9-12 ms), then I'm still providing useful information to anyone who's wondering about the input lag of the monitor, as they will also use it with a mouse and experience...

Wow, a reply from the man himself, I'm flattered :) It's great to be here, you have an awesome site and I absolutely love the whole initiative in general! If you want to amplify monitor reaction visibility, use a black-and-white level where you've got a black-vs-white vertical edge you can mouselook...

Good people of Blur Busters, Recently I became very interested in input lag testing. As luck would have it, my camera can record video at 1000 FPS and I have a modded Microsoft Intellimouse 1.1a (USB port is overclocked to 1000 Hz via driver, of course) with a blue LED connected to the primary mouse...