Stretching monitor resolution, and input lag?
I have an asus vg248QE monitor, and I like to play 4:3 stretched. I heard gpu scaling adds considerable input lag, but I can't find any definite answer, if it's fine to use or not. I also heard that display scaling causes less input lag, but there's no option for that in the nvidia control panel, and the aspect control in the monitor menu is greyed out, and not possible to change.
If you have an asus vg248qe what do you do? Do you just have to deal with the input lag, or is there someway to scale on the display or what? Or is gpu scaling just fine?
Would appreciate some help.
Posted Dec 27, 2014, 4:03 PM UTC
It adds a slight delay, bit it's so small it has no perceptible effect. Less than 1ms.
Ok thank you for the input. I was kinda hoping it's just a small delay, doesn't seem like an issue, but I read a lot of posts that were all doomsday NVDIA SCALING CAUSES INSANE LAG, blah blah blah.
Nah. Feel free to try it out in game. Make a bunch of snapping movements with your mouse, then try changing the resolution to a non native one and doing it again. That's the best way that I to find input delay without any special equipment.
Everytime when i hear about input lag because of gpu scaling it makes me mad. Sily humans hears it somewhere and say it everytime when someone brings up gpu scaling