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How do you get results as low if your monitor's refresh interval of 85Hz dictates on average at least ~12ms delay? You could naturally be looking for changes at the bottom of the screen, but I imagine it takes countless takes to get the impact timing right if you do that.

Trust me, with research on alternative input methods and especially head-mounted sensor-based input as well as augmented reality solutions, there's heavy R&D focus on reducing input latency. Be a little optimistic.

However, best possible frame frequency stability isn't equal to best possible input lag. [...] The image data gets onto the cable within microseconds of the buffer switch. It does not occur at grandular frame refresh intervals. There is a concept known as the "horizontal scanrate" (number of scanli...

Up until now I had been using an external framerate limiter because FRAPS shows drastic improvements in frame frequency stability as opposed to the Source engine's internal fps_max cvar: i.imgur.com/Bb4nGOf.png vs. i.imgur.com/xVmoO3D.png Could you put into more straight-forward terms what you think...