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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 103474" data-attributes="member: 134">Monkey, I get your ire. I'd be right pissed if I couldn't play these tables in  a proper manner.That said, for a lot of us, their simply is no problem. I play on a much older rear projection HD TV and don't experience lag. Trade off for me is that there is no HDMI into my TV, so I'm playing in 1080i and it's a bit soft. However, I can drag the PS3 to my ASUS computer monitor, plug it in with HDMI, and it plays beautifully in 1080p, with no lag. The common thing between both monitors? Zero post processing in them. Now I went over to a friends house, he had the game running on a large Sony LED screen. I admit, my timing was a bit off at the start, probably because the lag was a touch more pronounced, but I adjusted to it within 5 minutes and all was well.This thread is 14 pages long for a reason. It's gotta drive those that have the bad lag bonkers hearing people like me say there's no issue. Just take a second look at your TV settings. Turn off ALL the image help the TV offers. No smooth motion this and that, no dynamic black enhancers, all that stuff turn off. Check the internet and see what the refresh response time on your TV is. If you have other TVs in the house, see how those handle it. Exhaust every possibility and post your results. Type of TV you have, settings you have on it, how the PS3 is hooked up to it, if it's going through a receiver, etc. You may not feel like it's your responsibility to do these things, but you'll much likely get a better option of responses this way.Good luck.</blockquote>

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