Input Lag, Or Why Faster Isn’t Always Better
mr_sifter writes “LCD monitor manufacturers have constantly pushed panel response times down with a technique called ‘overdrive,’ which increases the voltage to force the liquid crystals to change color states faster. Sadly, there are some side effects such as input lag and inverse ghosting associated with this — although the manufacturers themselves are very quiet about the subject. This feature (with video) looks at the problem in detail. The upshot is, you may want to test drive very carefully any display boasting low integer millisecond pixel response times.”
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