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In reguards to lag. All games have some lag. I have my 360 hooked up via RGB and have minimal lag. When I do have lag it's because the "host" is laggy, and I ask if everyone else is lagging. Usually the answer is yes. Try asking the people your playing with if they are getting lag too. Just a suggestion. Good luck!
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I'm using VGA for Halo 3 - and although I don't perceive lag, my lethality has taken a dive since getting rid of my HD CRT. In my case battle rifle rounds just don't hit people as often as before. Could be just the competition is getting tougher, network lag etc. Is the Dell monitor 16:10? If so that means it's stretched vertically - this will throw off your aim a bit - but of course won't explain the replays. Last edited by VarmintCong; 01-12-09 at 06:58 PM.. |
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Of course I have COD4 it's the online fps game out lol I play very competitive and if I wasn't then I wouldn't be posting up about the set having any distracting lag.
The thing about the cod4 replay is not a good confirmation because before I got this tv I never used an lcd at all I was always playing with my 17" sony trinitron crt pc monitor by vga from my 360 and the replay cam did the same thing your talking about. Issues with that would have to be with network lag and since people can join in anytime in cod4 lag can and go whenever. Heres the funny part even crt hdtv have some lag because they introduce some processing even if it was small it had it. Analog crt tv's and crt pc monitors are the ones that have zero lag. The thing about the combos sorry I didnt make sense right there I meant to say that I can pull off anything while playing online without getting beat because of the lag interfering. For example in dead or alive 4 when countering your opponent I don't see any difference as when I played it on my old crt monitor. I played once on a dell lcd monitor it was the 24" model that was 1920x1200 native res and this was the first time I ever felt any lag and my god it was horrible when I played dead or alive 4 I couldn't counter for **** with that monitor. I googled it online for my friend and found out that model had input lag like crazy. So I know how lag can affect serious gamers but it really depends on many factors network lag with in combination to the tv small lag can equal to many people's bitching and this doesn't include those people who think it can't be their skills but in reality it is lol. |
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I was messing with it again today and put the gamma down to -2 and readjusted the brightness to 46 and it looks better reduced the washed out look. For anyone that cares putting the gamma down and upping the brightness a little seems to help. |
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BTW - if it won't show on the TV, the manual says you can read it on the DVR screen - pretty cryptic for me. |
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A couple of other notes on game lag. I've been playing quite a bit of Gears of War 2 online lately, and the only lag I've noticed is network lag. Sometimes it's unplayable, other times things will feel a little sluggish, and then there times where all is good and the controls are extremely responsive. I'd have a hard time blaming any of the lag I've experienced on the LCD, as the network lag varies greatly from game to game. It's more accurate to measure lag offline. Also, I've been playing around with hooking up my laptop and measuring lag in difference ways. I got a DVI->HDMI cable so I can hook up my laptop via HDMI (the video card on my laptop doesn't have HDMI out), but when I feed this into the Sammy, it reports the source as 1080i, not 1080p, and the lag is very apparent with measurements reaching as high as 200+ms. Even moving the mouse around on the screen exhibited noticeable lag. Switching the input HDMI2/PC lessened it somewhat but it was still very much there and noticeable. But when connecting the laptop via VGA, the Sammy reports it as 1080p, and the lag was around 30ms which was unnoticeable to my eyes. So, I think I can conclude, as has been stated previously, the biggest cause of lag is having to upconvert an interlaced signal. It would have been nice if I could've tested HDMI out from my laptop @ 1080p...I'd imagine that it would be similar to the VGA 30ms measurement, but I haven't figured a way to do that yet. |
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I'll try it out. Also thanks to all who mentioned that PC mode not only requires a RGB signal but a 1080p resolution. I hadn't noticed that before. So I suppose PC mode is really only a 360 option. I'm sure glad that I have always purchased the 360 version of cross platform games and considered my PS3 mostly a Blu-Ray player.
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I play regularly since release. I know the difference between network lag and input lag. Also, even in the replays, it is noticeably different. I am used to the slight difference between replay and my view but with it hooked up to the 650 it was even more than normal... much more.
Fiance was watching TV tonight so I'll have to test it after I change it back to 1080P. I know it is at 720P right now. |
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Can anyone tell me if they have had any success with trying to use a receiver, especially the Onkyo TX-SR705 with HDMI-CEC enabled on this TV. The TV recognizes my receiver but when I go back to the device list, it says no devices even tho during the 'refreshing devices' phase, it says TX-SR75 in parentheses.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Make sure to have it on 1080p setting not the optimal resolution heard some funny stuff happening when using that setting. ![]() |
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One of my friends has the Sony and I have the Samsung and when my friends come over they rave about the Samsung, even my Sony friend. I was watching the Golden Globe awards show Sunday and everyone made super positive comments on the crisp sharp picture. Very deep blacks without black crush. I'm very happy I chose the Samsung 46" 650.
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If gamers experience lag, they have two options. Use Game Mode or PC Mode (requires use of HDMI2 and a 1080p signal). Personally I find the latter option to be very effective. |
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Samsung 40a650 Movie mode
I just got a 40a650...i finally got it all tweaked and it looks great. The only issue i have now is that when i watch blu rays on my sony s550 it looks like i have the 120hz auto motion on but i dont. the movie has the fakey gliding look ...like when auto motion is on but it is not on. My blu ray is set to 1080p 24....it wasnt doing this the other day...the movies look great but it just doesnt look right.....does having movie mode on...some how turn on the 120 auto motion and just not say that it is on?
I have another issue. if i watch the tv for to long in the dark...whichi normally do....but this new tv is giving me serious head aches. if i turn down the back light and contrast the tv looks dull. i used to a have a 42 inch plasma in the same spot... so its not like im looking at a bigger tv. Maybe my auto motion type issue is causing my head aches...well not headaches...it makes my eyes hurt. Any ideas??? Thanks 400+ dvds 35+ blu rays last purchase was band of brothers on blu |
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Headaches are from brightness - I started using CNET's calibration and the eye strain went away - backlight 3, gamma +3. Backlight 4 and up gives me eye strain. It might look a bit dull at first, but you get used to it. |
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movie mode
I selected movie mode from the menu...im 99% sure i didnt use emode. I checked the firmware last night...i have the newest firmware the 2007.....as far as the headaches go, i did have the backlight on 7 and contrast 77 but now after trying differnt settings on line, i have my back light on 8 or 9 and my contrast on 92....sharpness on either 0 or 17.
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I have looked over some calibration web sites for correct settings... Some settings are completely differnt from others on the sprectum...example...some say backlight 8 and contrast 92 some say back like 3 contrast 65. I know it comes down to personal preference...but does anyone have a good link to come correct settings thats not going to give me eye strain?? anyhelp would be greatly appreated.
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This TV kills my eyes as well. To me it doesent seem like its the contrast or brightness though. Its the damn judder is what I feel like is killing my eyes. Compared to my Sony XBR4 the judder on this thing is pretty much awful. I really cant watch it for more than a half hour at a time or so before my eyes are just fried. I love the overall picture quality of this set. Colors, details, black levels, all amazing and easily an upgrade over the XBR4. The processing is horrible though, IMO. Ive tried every setting and tweak I can possibly think of with this thing, but the judder (especially on film sources) is horrible to my eyes. This thing is really hard to look at, and Im returning it and sticking with my XBR4 as my main HDTV. Ill never stray from Sony again, my bad ![]() |
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It wasnt doing this automotioning before...when it was off...it was off...i didnt look as good as it does now....but then i adjusted the settings and it looks like it has automotion on low...its not bad...but it seems like the picture is floating a little from left to right...like what they do on tv when they pan scan a widescreen movie and need to shift the focus to the other side of the shot and you magicly just float from one side to the other. well its not that bad...but it does look fake..and my eyes hurt. i might try resetting all the settings to factory default and see if the auto motion effect goes away and try to mess with the settings again.
Could it be something with my blu ray? does 1080p24 compare to 1080p 60 have anything to do with this or the xyrcc or whatever they call the deep blacks on a sony...could that be doing it...i have tried everything but resetting my picture back to factory defaults. |
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#20158 | Link |
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Is the lag around the same as the 71F?
because i played on the 71F alot before and felt no input lag so will the A650 be fine for me? i am looking for a Gaming TV 40"-46" and its either this or the Sony W4100 but the glossy screens makes the image look amazing on this Samsung and i dont want to pass on it because of the input lag! please help here!. Thx |
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