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Re: measurement of input lag delta without high speed cam

Posted: 29 Jul 2014, 19:25
by spacediver
ahh, so the distance between the left edges of the lines in the the two vertically stacked screens indicates the relative difference in input lag. Got it :)

Re: measurement of input lag delta without high speed cam

Posted: 29 Jul 2014, 19:30
by flood
glad you figured it out; I'm not that great explaining this stuff in words :P
If anyone else wants to understand, I can draw some figures that should make it clear.

Re: measurement of input lag delta without high speed cam

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 03:47
by Q83Ia7ta
Nice work!

Re: measurement of input lag delta without high speed cam

Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 01:08
by flood
just tested my old viewsonic lcd and my laptop's (thinkpad x220) ips lcd against my fw900

the viewsonic seems to have about as much input lag as my vg248qe. :?: :?: :?:
laptop... well the pixel transition time is ridiculously long so the gradient was very very faint, but it also doesn't have much input lag (<5ms) as far as signal processing is concerned.

I expected quite a lot more input lag... e.g. http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/images/asus ... 8q/lag.png
did i get lucky with my viewsonic and my laptop, or is my method fundamentally flawed

this viewsonic isn't even anything special. just some $130 thing from 2009...