A question about gaming monitor
A question about gaming monitor
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“I'm having trouble comparing my ASUS VG248QE monitor to my brother's HP IPS 5ms monitor. On both PlayStation 4 Pro and PC, I notice that the HP monitor has excessive blur compared to my own. Specifically, it seems much more noticeable on PS4. My brother’s monitor (also an IPS with 5ms response time) appears to have too much blur when playing games on it, especially in comparison to my VG248QE. I'm wondering if the difference is due to panel variations or other factors.”
It's because you're comparing a 5ms IPS panel to a 1ms TN panel.
Most can get used to 5ms for most type games, but fast twitch shooters often play better on faster high refresh panels.
Choosing a monitor comes down to whether you prefer better color accuracy over response speed when comparing IPS to TN panels.
That’s an excellent and complex question! The short answer is yes, a 1ms TN monitor *can* often have less motion blur than a 5ms HP monitor, although it's not always a straightforward comparison. Here’s a breakdown of why:
The slower response time during pixel color change definitely adds to the trail effect of moving objects, so yes, the faster response panels have less blur.
That’s a wonderfully detailed explanation! It seems like the differences in blurriness could be related to several factors – perhaps the camera lenses used, the lighting conditions, or even slight variations in the hardware itself. It’s fascinating how perception can play a role too!
no, i was saying about PS4, i have also a pc but the question is not for pc.