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collection of various resources devoted to performance and input lag optimization
https://t.co/ZIG8cbkeeo

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@KeychronMK 252us for wired 8khz is pretty bad

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We put the XA25 up against the click-latency king: the OP1 8k v2.

XA25 (NC Release) / OP1 (GX Speed): XA25 wins by 248 µs.
XA25 (SR Latch) / OP1 (GX Safe): XA25 wins by 1 µs.

Measured by our Beagle USB 480 Protocol Analyzer.

Then we tested again with sensor motion involved.👇

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@GamersNexus Latency is such an overlooked topic. People underestimate the impact of milliseconds. https://t.co/fHWU08TJ1V

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@BlurBusters What about processing lag?

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@CapFrameX @Bagaget

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@BlurBusters What about different resolutions? Unless reviewers disclose the speed and/or show the Sync Track, there is no way to tell if the comparison is fair. IMO, Testufo should ask the user the diagonal of the display and calculate the velocity in m/s.

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@HardwareUnboxed It's important to note that the UFO speed often is different due to the refresh rate. I believe the real speed can be calculated with: round(speed / refreshRate) * refreshRate.

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@TechYESCity @der8auer @GamersNexus @hardwarecanucks @HardwareUnboxed @LinusTech @paulhardware @TechTesterseu @OptimumTechYT @TechPowerUp @tomshardware Personally, I value low latency and jitter over high FPS, especially since it usually implies having high FPS anyway. However, FPS alone doesn't tell you anything about the latency and jitter.

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Please consider including "PCLatency" stats in hardware reviews when testing supported games @der8auer @GamersNexus @hardwarecanucks @HardwareUnboxed @LinusTech @paulhardware @TechTesterseu @TechYESCity @OptimumTechYT @TechPowerUp @tomshardware

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@TechYESCity @der8auer @GamersNexus @hardwarecanucks @HardwareUnboxed @LinusTech @paulhardware @TechTesterseu @OptimumTechYT @TechPowerUp @tomshardware For example, take a look at Igor's tests: despite the 4060 TI (non OC) having higher FPS than the 3060 TI in this specific case, the latency is double, while the overclocked version has lower latency but much higher jitter.
https://t.co/sifYyjWPj8

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UEFI Editor: an alternative to AMIBCP, designed to facilitate exposing hidden BIOS settings.
https://t.co/IPsbh1huJc

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@HardwareUnboxed @GamersNexus @TechYESCity @OptimumTechYT

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@HardwareUnboxed Could you include the PC Latency stats when testing supported games? It's available in FrameView 1.4 https://t.co/VYMD5j1ORh

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@Buildzoid1 reminder that Linpack Xtreme still uses the 2018.3 executable (latest is 2022.2) https://t.co/sOYTRA1M7y

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@Felipetweaks That's why it says "approximate". Browsers aren't accurate. https://t.co/zai8CDIYMN

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@OptimumTechYT @CaIypto @JediLive The cause is moving tear lines which blend into perceived stutter. Here is some slowed down video material: https://t.co/yrzvlt8DkI

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