Ferra
12-01-2016, 02:02 PM
is there anyway to check for monitor lag?
I am using a Philips 4K 40" monitor (BDM4065UC) at home. I always feel the mouse and keyboard are "sluggish", like there is split seconds lag between my keyboard input and mouse movement.
Initially I thought it was the crappy KB/M connection. (I was using a bluetooth KB & mouse)
I switched to a wired keyboard and mouse(Filco Cherry MX Red + Logitech G700s), but still getting the same thing.
When I do those human reaction time test (Human Benchmark - Reaction Time Test (http://www.humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime)), I consistently get around 100-120ms slower response time than my work PC and laptop. (At work I am using a wireless KB & mouse)
100ms seems like...a lot.
Is this normal?
The reviews on the monitor seems "decent" and I don't see many people complain about input lag.
I am using a GTX960 vid card (drivers updated), single displayport connection direct to the monitor, W10.
FYI..i notice the lag more after using W10...tho I am not really sure if there is actually more lag.
I am using a Philips 4K 40" monitor (BDM4065UC) at home. I always feel the mouse and keyboard are "sluggish", like there is split seconds lag between my keyboard input and mouse movement.
Initially I thought it was the crappy KB/M connection. (I was using a bluetooth KB & mouse)
I switched to a wired keyboard and mouse(Filco Cherry MX Red + Logitech G700s), but still getting the same thing.
When I do those human reaction time test (Human Benchmark - Reaction Time Test (http://www.humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime)), I consistently get around 100-120ms slower response time than my work PC and laptop. (At work I am using a wireless KB & mouse)
100ms seems like...a lot.
Is this normal?
The reviews on the monitor seems "decent" and I don't see many people complain about input lag.
I am using a GTX960 vid card (drivers updated), single displayport connection direct to the monitor, W10.
FYI..i notice the lag more after using W10...tho I am not really sure if there is actually more lag.