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Is 6ms good for gaming ?

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i'm going with a monitor that is 6ms and i'm right now on an 5ms one and gaming is no proplem and soild so if i go with an 6ms would that be something bad for gaming i game everything form AC to CSGO from GTA to dota 2 so i play whatever i like so would 6ms be bad for me ?

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I think you need to look up the difference between response time and input latency. The 6ms is probably grey to grey response, and that has more to do with ghosting than anything, which I think comes down to what your tolerance level is 

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/response_time.php#response_time_gif

 

My personal preference is below 8 for gaming, but I do notice the difference on a low response time panel. Just for most gaming it doesn't bother me. 

 

My xstar AHVA 1440p panel I have as my main screen has in the neighborhood of 5ms GTG I think, just comparing it with other screens I've used (which is pretty damn good for a cheap 1440p panel). The TN 1080p screen I need to replace to my right has a 2ms panel (also noticeably less input latency) which is a huge difference to my eyes. I still game on the xstar though, if I really cared about the pixel response and latency THAT much, I'd make a 144Hz TN screen as my main. Which I couldn't do work on 

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Honestly, I cant feel a difference anything under 8ms GTG. I mean, My monitor I Used to use had 5ms GTG, and now I have a PB287Q which has 1ms GTG, and I cant really tell a difference. 

So in short, probably yeah. You'll be fine

input lag is a bit different. 11ms of total display lag is actually pretty nice for me. 

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For casual gaming, yes.

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I don't notice a difference from 1ms-8ms. My current monitor is 5ms and it perfectly fine. I see nothing bad with 6ms.

 

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Not what a hardcore gamer would typically prefer, but it's fine for casual gaming.

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Unless you're playing like, CSGO at a esports level.

yeah

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