how many m/s response time does this BenQ model have?
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If I remember correctly its 4. I was impressed with this monitor so much I bought a second one. Games and video look amazing. Not noticed any tearing at all.
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Well, in practice it gives a display at speeds up to 34. How much time lag and how accurate it is relative to the changing bottom I don't know. I also don't know the sample rate. But yes, it'll give you a depth reading at speed.
444428
Refresh rate isn't as important as it was a few years back. Look at the motion rate, This set has a CMR of 1440, that is the highest CMR of any set to date.
881195
The Samsung that I purchased has the 120HZ refresh rate. I can take a picture of the box that it was shipped in if you like.
1045104
Very bad regardless of what it says.. I returned it. Here is the specs. ''Response Time 5ms (GTG)'' http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/monitors/LS27D590PS/ZA
2006325
I don't run the machine. We have it hooked to a computer. You should call the BenQ company to find out the answer to this question.
1121978
The main differences I can see:M3D550KD:240 Hz5ms responseSmart dimming: yesSmooth motion: yesM3D550KDE:120 Hz6ms response timeSmart dimming: noSmooth motion: no
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There is a delay . . . . . . if you are looking for a gamers TV this probably isn't it. I have heard of people getting this TV down to 14 millisecond response time but I haven't seen it. I probably get 45 millisecond when playing GTA5 with game mode on.
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The description is incorrect. Asus' website confirms that it is 5ms: http://www.asus.com/us/Monitors_Projectors/VS229HP/#specifications
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None that I can see. From the tests I've performed it has lower lag than an LCD monitor, almost as good as a CRT. I use this projector for 3D PC gaming and it's amazing.
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Depends on the type of gaming. The 5-6ms response time isnt great for FPS or games with a lot of things moving on the screen very quickly, you will notice ghosting. I run 2 of them in a triple screen setup though, with the 2 GW2450's on the outside. I bought a much faster 2ms BenQ for the center monitor and I dont notice any ghosting anywhere. Partly because I dont focus on the side screens because they serve as peripheral viewing but Id say in general, yes. For best results? No.
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Not sure, but here's some insight regarding victor's answer that may clarify things. Now I can't say for certain but it would seem mathematically impossible for a 240hz TV to have a 12ms response time. 240hz means the picture is refreshed 240 times a second. It would follow that the response time would have to be less than 4.16ms (1000ms / 240hz = 4.167ms/hz). So one of the stats is lying. Is the refresh rate 240hz or is the response time 12ms?? O_o
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I don't believe the refresh rate is that fast. More like 30 seconds. It is accurate within 4 pounds or so and very repeatable.
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I have Epson and when there was a problem, they shipped a brand new replacement within 2 days. Excellent customer service and the product is really good. I haven't used BenQ for me to comment about that product.
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Here is a link to the User Manual provided directly by BenQ:ftp://220.228.13.50/projector/manual/sh910/projector_um_user%20manual_20110527_135041sh910_en.pdf
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As Farts (lol) answered...I believe you should have no problem with this glasses my Viewsonic projector is 120hz and I have two pairs of these now for about 7 months..still really happy with my purchase!
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the HDMI response time is about 4-6 seconds ,it is normal for blue screen in a while ,please confirm you select correct input (on the front case with different input buttons ) ,thanks. VIVITEQ INC