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Feb 26 2018 02:19pm

Samsungs / Sonys / Vizios typically always had the lowest input lag up to 2 years ago - I bought my oled and haven't kept up with input lag anymore, but plenty of resources on internet where people test specific models

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Feb 26 2018 03:33pm

Quote (jova1316 @ Feb 26 2018 04:19pm)

cant categorize input lag on a TV by brand alone. each model is different. it can vary as much as 40 ms or more between models.

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Feb 26 2018 04:26pm

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/tcl/p-series-2017-p607

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Feb 27 2018 02:02am

Quote (Butts @ Feb 26 2018 04:48am)

what console?

if ps4 pro/ new xbox just get a 60hz 4k uhd tv.

Just a normal ps4, not the newer pro upgrade consoles they just released. I'm hooking that and like 6 older systems up to the tv for casual gaming and for the occasions my girlfriend actually wants to play games.

Quote (noob_whacker @ Feb 26 2018 12:23pm)

for input lag, lookup on rtings or maybe some other sites to see what they tested. lower is better.

many TVs now have a "game" mode to change it to, which can significantly lower input lag

Yes, the game mode is a big thing that's helped me on certain systems. But low input lag is definitely the one thing I'm looking for, it's just that not every manufacturer displays that information.

But I will check out that rtings site

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