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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Actionball" data-source="post: 10062" data-attributes="member: 527">Wont work on a game where the timing is subjective.  A note scrolling down the screen has only one correct time for the button to be pressed but how does the game know when you intended to flip?I am on the side of it being an LCD related issue with laggy upscaling/downscaling or artificial frame creation (any non 60fps refresh) being a suspect because as far as I have experienced computer monitors run what is output how they are told and nothing more, unlike fancy tv's.   Not that this is not a code problem, but finding a pattern to when it lags is a first step.  An important set of data to gather would be the experience of people NOT playing on an LCD (LED's are just LCD's lit with fancy bulbs) but on plasma, DLP or even a vintage CRT HDTV.I have zero lag on a DLP.  My previous LCD was a 120hz samsung and it had some lag on WPHOF while the cheapie Target sourced tv before that a 1080p 60hz did not have that lag.</blockquote>

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