At least you put that motherfucker to some good use, thanks for the response, when you give the response in ms for speed and lag input i assume that does not take into account the Gsync, since ps4 does not have the graphic card to support g sync, that is for pc, here is a 29 inch asus I came across with less than 9 ms of response and less than 9 ms of input lag, it is the asus MX299Q, what is your opinion of this monitor
Here is a tough question for you, you are very frame precise, I like that, iam an older person, 53, this is my first PS, been playing mkx for 8 months now, only offline cpu hard setting, have a very nice win rate, all matches are counted, not just the ones of convient wins, last 700 matches I have 679 wins against the CPU on hard, but that is only against 3 characters, I am spending most of my time in the lab on hard practice mode, learning the moves of a character over a month or two, understanding their safe vs unsafe based on frame data, learning to recognize their basic moves, so to know when to keep blocking and when topunish and when to full kombo punish based on frame data, have a long way to go, but iam in no rush, I am not ready for online play for some time, I know online is full of superior masters of the game, of which have been playing this game for years, what draws me to this game is the detailed mechanics and the fact it will take years for me to truly understand and to develop into an ok player when venture online, with all of that I take this game seriously, play for fun but take it seriously, what size, make of monitor do you suggest, I want nice clear/detailed graphic display, excellent color, large enough to see, fast response and low lag input, of all the monitors out there which exact one is closest to the criteria, I know no one monitor will meet all the needs I listed, but which one do you think comes the closest, and that is the one I will buy, thanks. The kombos I pull off on hard CPU single fight range from 25 to 34 %, I spend lots of hours practicing and looking up kombos, practice on hard mode once I get them down on the dummie character, takes time to get them down on an actively blocking and attacking opponent, but this is what make this wounderful and challenging game so much fun
Thanks for the info
Do you ever take on new players that really want to learn the game over the long haul and do,practice sessions on ps4
Yeah I always give games when people ask.
I will add you, just realize iam not very good and have a whole lot of learning to do, this game from what I can tell takes a very long time to be come proficient at
That's fine. Xbl or psn?
Ps4
Found another nice monitor LG 27UD68 60 hz, under 4K, 3840 resolution, 5ms, I have searched for several hours to find the lag input, would you happen to be able to know what it's lag input is, I went to the store a viewed this monitor
ill check it out in a sec ill let you know doggy.
Very nice web site, well done
I will omit that monitor, the last one I will consider is the asus mx299q ihave found two sites that say it has a lag of 7 to 9 ms can you confirm this, and what is you opinion of monitors with a 21:9 screen for mkx, I figure it will be this mx299q or the one you have vs279q
ASUS VS278Q-P 27" Full HD 1920x1080 1ms DisplayPort HDMI VGA Back-lit LED Monitor
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Thanks for being patient with me, just got back from the store with the asus vs278q-p, I should have just listened to you from the beginning, thanks for all of you help made of metal(MOM)ASUS MX299Q is 9ms Input Delay with 3MS GTG its good
i just use normal aspect ratio monitors so we don't have that added laggy possibility. but i use 27"rs. like i said before, they are good in size for the bang for buck. and damn good machines.
what is the one i have again ohh yeah:
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$200.59 USD with free shipping
Input Delay - 10ms
Grey to Grey - 1ms
Honestly this is the cheapest i found. with the best specs, i tested it later and it showed 9ms, thats why i bought 2 of them. 2W X2 Speakers built in and a connection to add external speakers if needed.
I compared it to BenQ, LG, AOG, and many others. and it was the cheapest for the top of the line performance.
But if you want looks go with some of the others i said where good that you asked about.
But if you like that one get it i think its good enough. and it should be as good as mine. and mine has no noticable lag, and basically i get first hit every game online
hey M.O.M., love this monitor, so glad I listened to you, have some questions,
Just to make this point perfectly clear, TV's are made to process Mutiple Colors and great Sound. and Monitors are ment for Speed.
Nice information, I have an LG tv, I found an LG monitor that is 27 inches, I have tried to find the input lag for the monitor the model is LG27UD68 it has high resolution, would you have the where about to know what the input lag in for that monitor.having had one for cloise to 6 months now. Yes they do make all tyhe differenc ein the world. and Online ohh yeah.
I was getting close to 6 frames of lag with my Toshiba 1080p high def TV Flatscreen.
now that i have ASUS gaming monitor at 1ms response and 1ms Input Delay time. i Have no lag. and when i play online i feel like i get first hit every match and always get the hit before hand.
on my TV i felt like i was Lagging when i had 120ms connections, this is because your TV can add up to 70MS input dealy as well as your delay from internet connection like 200ms in game connection that will equal: 16 frames of lag.
you can divide your ms by 16.67 on a 60FPS game or video and on a 30FPS display you divide your MS by 33.3
I reccomend getting my ( Click Me
On display LAg .com they describe that there are two different MS things to worrie about, there is Screen Response time which will be displayed in [MS response time] aqnd then there is TV/Monitor [Input Delay] which is also displayed in MS
Acceptable ranges for Gaming Tournaments is below 8ms Input Delay and below 5ms Response.
definitely look at Displaylag.com to find one in your specs and price range, and weed out the toasters.
