Originally posted by: xtknight
Originally posted by: Huxxx
Yeah got no idea why they hype LCDs so high. My mainly problem with it is moving the mouse over the desktop. It simple disappears when moved to fast and reappears when you reach. Not to mention that I have really a hard time clicking everything on the desktop. I miss icons, start, -, x, and all possible buttons all the time.
CRT was much more smoother in this regard and it helps nothing having a G5, G7 mouse. All same.
The video input lag in games I could get used I guess. Just played CSS and had the second best score on server. I was shooting so good that people vote banned me for cheating already lol so looks like games wont be a problem. But I did compared a video on CRT and LCD on my computer and the LCD was behind abit. I guess the biggest problem is if the lag isnt constant like seen on the movie then thats horrible but mostly not a problem to play at all on this 215TW.
Also I heard that sound has lag to since this monitor has a speaker under but I havent tested this yet and dont care.
The mouse disappearing (getting darker) as you move it and reappearing as it stands still is a response time problem (rise time is too high). Overdrive can help that. I believe the 215TW does have overdrive, just not a whole lot of it.
Input lag (if such a thing does indeed exist) is a static lag between the sending of the frame and the painting of that frame.
I'm not talking about a mouse getting darker. Sooner mouse disappears. If you move it around really fast you can see about 4 cursors on your screen. But i just checked on CRT it looks same also.
Also it does not matter if a program is inaccurate or written in java or tested in windows. The setup was run from same GPU in clone mode what means so far same realtime input to both screen tested with DVI, Analog and ecetra and CRT was always faster no matter what you did. But why I'm explaining the obvious again and again anyway when someone new joins the discussion. Its like talking to a solid wall!
I also know of no way how to cure this. It probably isnt even possible but some test were made forcing windows to update with 100Hz instead of 60Hz which looks like made the delay a little less but well this aint by no means scienc tests so I dont know if it really helps since I cant understand how. I also dont know how to make windows force 100Hz input you will have to ask this people here. http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php...26393&page=1&pp=20&highlight=input+lag