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I know crt's have lower input lag, less motion blur and better color accuracy and are pwn -free but what other advantages do they have over lcd?

The reason i am so overkill with such small input lag numbers is because there are so many combinations in mouse, monitors, graphic drivers etc and these small values can end up having quite the noticeable effect. Off the top of my head i could tell you about mouse smoothing lag, prerendered frames ...

Also does displayport have the possibility to reduce system latency lower than that of crt which is limited to vga? Is it possible to achieve these results now using CRU?

from Esreality - http://www.esreality.com/post/2379352/r ... pid2321360

changed my Vertical total to 1502 @ 120hz using CRU and toastyx pixel patcher on my xl2411t for fun. Didn't change any other setting because i wasn't sure if i was supposed too. It made my screen more grainy. Is it supposed to become like this?

Oh i think i got you now. You meant that both of these monitors have the same input lag with dvi right? So i'm guessing the massive 14ms drop in latency in that test was from using displayport? But i'm a tad confused because you said it was only theoretically possible so does that mean it's not conf...

Wait!? is that meant to mean with gsync installed (but not turned on) the VG248QE has 14ms less input lag than the BenQ XL2411T? Shieeeet. Should of read that thread before buying a XL2411T. Did they test the XL2411T's instant mode? that's the whole reason i bought it for because i thought it was fa...

Chief Blur Buster wrote:Also, I forgot to also mention that there's a 1-2ms differential between VGA and DVI.

Ok thanks. My monitor also supports displayport. Would that have even lower input lag than dvi or the same?

I was wondering which has less input lag? CRT of GSYNC? Also if CRT does have less input lag will the GSYNC input lag be noticable compared to the CRT input lag?