Tag: input lag

If you’ve not seen one of these guides from me before, you’ll want to check out the first one I did on Rainbow Six Siege which explains more

This isn’t the first latency guide I’ve done, so if you want to see the other games I’ve tested, or find out more about what I’m testing and

If you want to know more about what other factors can impact latency in your games, or just more about what it is I’m testing here, check out

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.

AMD’s first move in the war against input lag was Radeon Anti-Lag. That was back in 2019, and as I showed in my original video covering that, Anti-Lag

Upscaling tech has become incredibly common to find in games – so much so that all three GPU manufacturers offer their own solutions to do just that. Generally

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

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

A lot of people game on their TVs – especially console gamers – but not everyone can afford a brand new LG C2 OLED with instant response times

This is the open source response time tool, or OSRTT for short. It’s primarily a monitor response time tester, although you can do input latency testing with it