Is 7mm response time good for gaming? (CSGO)

[KJalchemist]

Looking for Budget Gaming monitors, I've found some, but was wondering if 7mm response time was good for gaming

[Himommies]

For cs go?No

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Most screens are under 5, but it's worth noting that response time is not a good measure of motion blur and you should be checking reviews to confirm how they actually perform.

 

Also, don't confuse input lag with response time, I've seen that done too many times before

[KJalchemist]

So Would a 2.5mm response time monitor be better?

[KJalchemist]

3 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Most screens are under 5, but it's worth noting that response time is not a good measure of motion blur and you should be checking reviews to confirm how they actually perform.

 

Also, don't confuse input lag with response time, I've seen that done too many times before

I'm trying to fit in a 600$ computer, budget gaming monitor, mousepad 30$ Mic kit (The TONOR Microphone kit) and Windows 10 in my budget. (This build is for streaming purposes, and casual gaming)

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1 minute ago, KJalchemist said:

I'm trying to fit in a 600$ computer, budget gaming monitor, mousepad 30$ Mic kit (The TONOR Microphone kit) and Windows 10 in my budget. (This build is for streaming purposes, and casual gaming)

That's gonna be very tight.

 

For input lag, you can check on https://displaylag.com/display-database/ and for motion blur, any good review should have a close up on that.  You could try http://www.rtings.com/ or http://www.tftcentral.co.uk

[Moress]

4 minutes ago, KJalchemist said:

I'm trying to fit in a 600$ computer, budget gaming monitor, mousepad 30$ Mic kit (The TONOR Microphone kit) and Windows 10 in my budget. (This build is for streaming purposes, and casual gaming)

What is your budget for these things. From what Im getting its $600 for the tower and ??? for the peripherals 

[KJalchemist]

10 minutes ago, Moress said:

What is your budget for these things. From what Im getting its $600 for the tower and ??? for the peripherals 

I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Chroma (Already owned), Razer Death adder 2015 (Also already owned), Combaterwing Extended Mousepad ($8.99 USD), ??? Monitor ($80 Lowest 130$ Highest), Logitech g230 Headset (Already Owned) , TONOR Microphone Kit (The name is pretty long, $31 USD).

 

Yea, that's about it for Peripherals. So in total around 200$ at most with the most expensive being the monitor.

 

I'm not sure how important response time is for gaming, I might get a $109 USD monitor with 2mm response time

[Mornincupofhate]

Why is everyone in this thread saying mm? It's ms.

[KJalchemist]

1 hour ago, Mornincupofhate said:

Why is everyone in this thread saying mm? It's ms.

When you play too much CSGO

 

I was the only person that said mm instead of ms, no one said mm or ms in this.

[AshleyAshes]

30 minutes ago, KJalchemist said:

I was the only person that said mm instead of ms, no one said mm or ms in this.

If you're really in England, you have zero excuse for using millimeters as a measurement of time.

[KJalchemist]

28 minutes ago, AshleyAshes said:

If you're really in England, you have zero excuse for using millimeters as a measurement of time.

That was a joke, I live in the US.

 

 

England is not my city.

 

28 minutes ago, AshleyAshes said:

If you're really in England, you have zero excuse for using millimeters as a measurement of time.

Millimeters measures distance, not time.

 

 

Milliseconds is what measures time (milli)

 

I've just Bamboozled myself

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