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Most computer monitors and CRT TVs seem to be immune to all but the 1 frame of lag that FS has said is built-in for lighting/rendering. That 1 frame would be barely noticeable if at all anyway. Getting a PC monitor specifically for TPA might be the best solution for some people like me if FS doesn't find a way to resolve this.Also, if I plug into an old CRT TV using composite AV cables there's no lag. So I know a lag-free set-up is possible on some TVs. Even at 720p on my LCD TVs (with all the optimal settings) there's a tiny bit of lag that's not there on the CRT, but its barely noticeable*. At 1080p its much more noticeable and greatly hinders gameplay, especially on the complex tables with a lot of ramps. I think that if you had that lag you would definitely notice it, so I doubt its that you're just used to it as some might suggest. So the fact that you're using a PC monitor is probably your saving grace.*Note: I've got an HDMI-VGA converter coming to try out an old CRT PC monitor @ 1280x720 to see how that works, mostly out of curiosity more than anything, and because that old CRT TV is nearly dead.
Most computer monitors and CRT TVs seem to be immune to all but the 1 frame of lag that FS has said is built-in for lighting/rendering. That 1 frame would be barely noticeable if at all anyway. Getting a PC monitor specifically for TPA might be the best solution for some people like me if FS doesn't find a way to resolve this.
Also, if I plug into an old CRT TV using composite AV cables there's no lag. So I know a lag-free set-up is possible on some TVs. Even at 720p on my LCD TVs (with all the optimal settings) there's a tiny bit of lag that's not there on the CRT, but its barely noticeable*. At 1080p its much more noticeable and greatly hinders gameplay, especially on the complex tables with a lot of ramps.
I think that if you had that lag you would definitely notice it, so I doubt its that you're just used to it as some might suggest. So the fact that you're using a PC monitor is probably your saving grace.
*Note: I've got an HDMI-VGA converter coming to try out an old CRT PC monitor @ 1280x720 to see how that works, mostly out of curiosity more than anything, and because that old CRT TV is nearly dead.
