How do we fix input lag in games?
How do we fix input lag in games?
Oliver Clark
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Asher Kelly
>v sync
>12 ms lcd
>33 fps
do people really play like this
Nathaniel Johnson
you have to add 0.2 secs of human response time
Carter Thomas
by not having a shit pc
a better question is how do we fix input lag while streaming games ?
Dylan Gomez
Q-bits
Jaxon Myers
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what's the best you can do?
Easton Sanders
Optimize software and hardware for extremely high performance
You don't really fix it so much as you mitigate it
Google probably has the right idea with input prediction. Low ping always helps too
Jaxon Walker
Brayden Rodriguez
>280
>tfw eternal reactiontimelet
Michael Butler
>33fps vsync and 12ms response time for your monitor
How about we start with a real frame rate and monitor.
Aaron Young
Average of 242, seems alright
Juan Gomez
You suck lol
All the numbers get smaller so I assume the graph wouldn't be quite as interesting
Carson Powell
>Willingly using engine version of render ahead with 2 frames of input lag
>Plus that entire stack
What schinzo bullshit is that image from?
David Watson
Console-tier V-sync, as in CPU is synchronized with GPU, which is synchronized with the display.
Parker Richardson
Adam Jenkins
Probably just an awful monitor/peripherals/other reactiontimeletcope, but for real.
Hudson Wood
>103 ms
>Doesn't even include the input buffer waiting time
Jose Butler
That doesn't solve the problem, it makes it worse
Lincoln Collins
nice image
184
Adam Garcia
This is the absolute worst case scenario using a sane hardware configuration at 60 FPS.
Negligible USB lag > 16.6ms software polling > 33ms dual-core CPU workload > 16.6ms GPU rendering > 16.6ms V-sync waiting > 16.6ms frame scanout > negligible screen lag
So 100ms is about right in a poorly optimized game.
Tyler Garcia
Not if the synchronization is perfect.
That never happens on PC due to variable specs and settings, but it's somewhat doable on consoles.
Joshua Murphy
216ms
dam
Andrew Hernandez
In some extremely technical sense there may be a point, but I highly doubt that it ever comes into play for console gaming
Luke Brown
You develop games that take them into account. Which current games already do. Input lag just replaced older hardware limitations like limited color palettes and limited sound channels, etc.
Gavin Morris
Cameron Howard
I have nerve damage in my arms. If you do worse than this you should see a doctor.
Jaxon Gray
peaked at 204ms.
Jaxon Price
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Filter EMC EMI
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Dont cap fps with shit soft
Buy a real mouse (logitech )
Colton Davis
Blame triple-buffering.
Dual-buffered console games with adaptive V-sync fare the best. Instead of dropping frames, you just tear the screen until it syncs up again. A few tears on top barely matter, certainly not worth microstuttering for.
Jaxon Lee
Why are the G.Pro Wireless and G502 so far apart when they use the same sensor?
Josiah Turner
No same weight
No same shape
Elijah Evans
All these lists still use the old MX518 which is retarded.