imput lag playing with 120 fps with a lg oled

[ArmyGT99]

i have imput lag online having 39 m/s but losing packets randomly i think by the servers..someone with the same problem or its my pc? 4080/5900x

[Arx]

Is Frame Generation on for you? One of the unfortunate side effects is doubled latency if not more.

There's also other bugs with it where it'll cause major stutters when opening map, interacting, etc.

[ArmyGT99]

Originally posted by Arx:

Is Frame Generation on for you? One of the unfortunate side effects is doubled latency if not more.

There's also other bugs with it where it'll cause major stutters when opening map, interacting, etc.

i try to off Frame Generation always for online but i fix this turning off vsync(not a crazy improve) but i dont feel have a competitive response my lg have 5 m/S on 120 fps

[Explicable]

Originally posted by ArmyGT99:

i have imput lag online having 39 m/s but losing packets randomly i think by the servers..someone with the same problem or its my pc? 4080/5900x

Why are you playing on a TV? They have way more input latency than a monitor.

[ArmyGT99]

Originally posted by Explicable:

Originally posted by ArmyGT99:

i have imput lag online having 39 m/s but losing packets randomly i think by the servers..someone with the same problem or its my pc? 4080/5900x

Why are you playing on a TV? They have way more input latency than a monitor.

Because by tv i have access to the oled technology it is the panel with the best response and quality in games but its true i need more hz this tv is 120hz

[MorallyBankrupt]

Originally posted by ArmyGT99:

Originally posted by Explicable:

Why are you playing on a TV? They have way more input latency than a monitor.

Because by tv i have access to the oled technology it is the panel with the best response and quality in games but its true i need more hz this tv is 120hz

More hz, won't make a difference. Monitor and TV have very different response inputs. You'll have input lag. If you're going to use a TV might as well get a console or trade your tv for a monitor.

[{AMI}SirMisAlot]

packet loss is your internet connection itself not the game or your frame rate. Call your provider and request they fix it.

[Schwag™]

I have the LG 48GQ900-B OLED monitor and run DP, it's essentially an Evo panel with 138hz overdrive and display port minus Dolby vision. Get a good rated HDMI cable, put the TV in game optimizer mode, enable low latency. Enable VRR and turn on GSync on the Nvidia control panel. HDMI mode on PC, enable deep color HDMI and go to 10bit color on Nvidia control panel for the HDR goodness. If VRR doesn't look better, cap your framerate to ~119ish. Packet loss is your wireless or ISP, not the TV.

[Blueknight719]

Originally posted by {AMI}SirMisAlot:

packet loss is your internet connection itself not the game or your frame rate. Call your provider and request they fix it.

Packet loss is the COD Servers, not the individual players ISP. Far, far too common in DMZ while playing with friends and multiple packet loss test that show my connection as rock solid and the fact it only occurred while playing MW II.

[deagle44mag]

Hes talking about pc latency not internet latency you see in game. A friend of mine has the same problem with the game right now. Currently looking for a fix

[ArmyGT99]

Originally posted by Schwag™:

I have the LG 48GQ900-B OLED monitor and run DP, it's essentially an Evo panel with 138hz overdrive and display port minus Dolby vision. Get a good rated HDMI cable, put the TV in game optimizer mode, enable low latency. Enable VRR and turn on GSync on the Nvidia control panel. HDMI mode on PC, enable deep color HDMI and go to 10bit color on Nvidia control panel for the HDR goodness. If VRR doesn't look better, cap your framerate to ~119ish. Packet loss is your wireless or ISP, not the TV.

Thanks a lot for the GREAT INFO,and thanks to the rest!

[{AMI}SirMisAlot]

Originally posted by deagle44mag:

Hes talking about pc latency not internet latency you see in game. A friend of mine has the same problem with the game right now. Currently looking for a fix

he also mentioned Packet loss that is all internet connection to the isp. been there done that 25+ yrs. even with the old phone lines it was all about the connection to your provider and their equipment