Category: OSRTT

Latency makes a big difference to you winning a game or not. Being the one to shoot first can be the difference between a clutch and a cave.

One question I get asked more than anything is, between my two hardware devices, OSRTT and OSLTT, which one should you buy? I thought that was worth explaining,

The Open Source Latency Testing Tool I’ve been building and developing for almost a year now has just had a major update – something I’ve been working on

I want to preface this by saying that this project is still in its early stages. What you see here may change over time as I fix bugs,

NVIDIA’s LDAT – the latency and display analysis tool – is an incredible bit of kit. It allowed us reviewers the chance to test latency in games, on

Throughout the process of building the open source response time tools, the one request I’ve had more than anything was to make a latency specific tool. The few

It’s been a little over two years since I launched the open source response time tool. It’s been amazing so far, and I have loads more work on

In short, the difference between response times and input lag is that response times measure how quickly the liquid crystals in your display’s panel can change colour, and

I’ve just built a load of my new OSRTT PRO tool, and the order page is now live over on OSRTT.com. I’ve only got 20 units available right

Ok ok hear me out for a second – the whole “click to photon” input lag measurement isn’t as useful as you might think. For those that don’t