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got bored and tried this again.

just got 17/25 for 10ms

if you add up my three results (16,15,17) you get 48/75

that's a p-value of 0.01 !!!

anyway a situation where 10ms input lag for sure affects performance is in csgo, dust2, awping enemies running across mid double doors from t spawn. you need about a reaction time around 0.15 to 0.17s to kill them as they cross the gap. and for that, an additional 10ms of input lag can definitely lead to missed shots.

First two tries just now,

50ms: 25/25
5ms: 18/25

This is a fantastic app. damn. I play a rhythm game called 'osu' and despise input lag with a burning passion. Placebo my azz. ty for this

oblistar wrote: 5ms: 18/25

uwotm8

can u try at 10ms?

50 ms : 25/25
8 ms : 25/25
4 ms : 14/25

So as I expected, I'm very sensitive to input lag until below 8 ms.

Nifty little program, thanks!
My suggestion would be to add geometric shapes in the background to have some reference point.
I find that doing the same movement repeatedly loses effectiveness with repetition.
Your brain just gets used to it and you can't tell the difference anymore.
I find myself combining all sorts of movements: circles, eights, squares, crosses, Xs, triangles, moving from side to side of the splitting bar, etc...
Some shapes so that one can trace the perimeter in the fastest/most accurate way would make the test more effective in my opinion.

50 ms : 25/25
25 ms : 25/25
4 ms : 18/25

Samsung SyncMaster 2032BW 70Hz

I really want to try this but my version of the program is v-syncing on windows 8. is there something I should be doing?

I don't think getting 18/25 is enough to determine you can tell a difference. you could easily just click one side and every (Something) of a person would get it too easily. (If someone could tell me how to do the math of figuring out how many people would get ATLEAST 18/25 please tell me)

EDIT: NM I can force it off with amd drivers... silly me.

lex how did you force it off with AMD?. In CCC I put it to "always off", but the FPS stays the same as my hz.

MaximilianKohler wrote:lex how did you force it off with AMD?. In CCC I put it to "always off", but the FPS stays the same as my hz.

I had to use radeonpro to force it off.

MaximilianKohler wrote:lex how did you force it off with AMD?. In CCC I put it to "always off", but the FPS stays the same as my hz.

yea idk, it's kinda fooked. i had to just keep changing setttings till it worked... it's pretty random, i would edit the program and turn on and off the vsync and do the same to my driver. eventually it would work