The monitor is often the largest source of hidden delay because it processes images before showing them.
: If using a TV or multi-purpose monitor, turn on Game Mode to bypass heavy image processing.
: Ensure your Windows or Console display settings are actually set to the highest supported refresh rate (e.g., 144Hz or 240Hz).
: In your monitor's physical menu, set Response Time or Overdrive to its highest setting, but back off one level if you see "ghosting" or weird trails behind moving objects. 2. Configure Graphics & Sync Settings
Lowering input delay across all games is about clearing the path between your fingers and the screen by removing "buffers" that slow down your signal. 1. Optimize Your Display Path
The monitor is often the largest source of hidden delay because it processes images before showing them.
: If using a TV or multi-purpose monitor, turn on Game Mode to bypass heavy image processing. LOWER INPUT DELAY IN ALL GAMES
: Ensure your Windows or Console display settings are actually set to the highest supported refresh rate (e.g., 144Hz or 240Hz). The monitor is often the largest source of
: In your monitor's physical menu, set Response Time or Overdrive to its highest setting, but back off one level if you see "ghosting" or weird trails behind moving objects. 2. Configure Graphics & Sync Settings : In your monitor's physical menu, set Response
Lowering input delay across all games is about clearing the path between your fingers and the screen by removing "buffers" that slow down your signal. 1. Optimize Your Display Path