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Response time in monitors - settle an argument

mathie · 2005-09-15 15:09:47

What is better in a monitor A higher or lower response time? M

15-09-2005 3:09pm

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What is better in a monitor
A higher or lower response time?
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#2 15-09-2005 3:18pm

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A lower (smaller value) is better I think.

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#3 15-09-2005 3:25pm

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Definitely, lower is better. The higher it is, the longer you have to wait to see what should really be being displayed.
Think of it as being like a clock updating is second hand every 10 seconds, compared to one updating every second - lower is better.

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#4 15-09-2005 3:33pm

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Lower is better.

(Having said that, it's not a guarantee, so it's good to either test a monitor (make) or read reviews. For instance, a good quality 16ms screen might look better than some 12ms screens. But generally, lower is better.)

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