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Totoro_Playz
Member
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10-08-2026, 05:30 PM
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I play games really hard and want to play them without any delay or lag. But something is stopping me from having a full experience. Can anyone suggest ways to lower input lag for gaming? I'd love your help!😊 I actually love using this site, so I'm here to share my questions with everyone online.
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Totoro_Playz
10-08-2026, 05:30 PM #1

I play games really hard and want to play them without any delay or lag. But something is stopping me from having a full experience. Can anyone suggest ways to lower input lag for gaming? I'd love your help!😊 I actually love using this site, so I'm here to share my questions with everyone online.

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Infallity
Senior Member
379
10-08-2026, 10:54 PM
#2
Does input lag mean how slow the keyboard or mouse gets when I press a button? It won't work well if my monitor or TV is too fast at sending signals or processing things but nobody knows it. Please tell me more about your computer setup, and ask if you need to have a certain thing called VSync so that I don't get screen tearing and also explain what exactly is making you feel bad.
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Infallity
10-08-2026, 10:54 PM #2

Does input lag mean how slow the keyboard or mouse gets when I press a button? It won't work well if my monitor or TV is too fast at sending signals or processing things but nobody knows it. Please tell me more about your computer setup, and ask if you need to have a certain thing called VSync so that I don't get screen tearing and also explain what exactly is making you feel bad.

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Lips
Senior Member
624
10-26-2026, 04:37 PM
#3
As boju said, some screens make laggy when you touch things, so tell me which brand and model you have. No, it doesn't matter if it's a TV or a monitor; many modern ones have a special picture setting that makes input lag very low. This happens by slowing down the video processing steps. You can call this Game mode.
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Lips
10-26-2026, 04:37 PM #3

As boju said, some screens make laggy when you touch things, so tell me which brand and model you have. No, it doesn't matter if it's a TV or a monitor; many modern ones have a special picture setting that makes input lag very low. This happens by slowing down the video processing steps. You can call this Game mode.