1ms vs 5ms

[experiencednoob]

I'm gonna play games like lol,cs go,etc.

 

My question is does ips 5ms monitors does make a large difference against 1ms monitors with this games? Or basically do I really need ips monitors to enjoy this games fully or does 1ms be enough?

 

(Sorry for my bad English)

[Piemanfood]

1ms should be fine, I actually use one as my main monitor that I play on all day and I don't have any problems with delay or anything 

[Altecice]

1ms vs 5ms is not noticeable at all and wont have any impact on your game.

[thekeemo]

No

Go to human benchmark if you want to get a sense of what a ms is

[DannyRyu]

Actually Unless you are a pro player you don't need to worry about 1ms or 5ms or what ever.

[EarthboundHero]

 A 5MS IPS will be better than a 1MS TN. You won't notice the extra 4MS unless you're playing pro CS

[Falkentyne]

1 MS on a TN is like 5 MS on an IPS.  Neither are real values and are inflated by maximum values of grey to grey (G2G) transitions.

Both a TN and IPS having a 1 ms response time from overdrive (5 ms on an IPS) will suffer from rather serious overdrive overshoot issues, although the TN will have more inverse ghosting if pushed to 1 ms than an IPS will when pushed to 5 ms.

 

The TRUE average response time for a 5 ms IPS with decent overdrive controls is around 8 ms.

the TRUE average response time for a 1ms TN panel with relaxed overdrive controls to limit inverse ghosting is around 5 ms.

 

Hope this helps someone.

[Thony]

If u only play for fun and some competitive matchmaking then get IPS because im sure u do other stuff on PC too. 

 

If you were planning on going pro you would get a decent 144hz with 1ms to cut any little disadvantages (no matter how small or unnoticable, u as a player want to be the last thing to be responsible for your reaction time).

 

I have easily killed people with lower ingame ping then mine anyway (difference over 30ms).