Response time, input lag, and refresh rate are important factors in gaming performance. OLEDs lead the pack, and IPS and VA offer the most value for money. Choosing a good gaming monitor to ...

After all, even an IPS display can have bad color accuracy or bad response time, so don’t assume IPS means quality and that VA means budget. It’s worth considering OLED, too.

VA vs IPS vs TN - response time The slow pixel response time of VA screens results in a long trail of ghost images on moving objects. The trailing images have more color variation too, making the ...

Across the 80+ IPS LCDs we've tested, the average grey-to-grey response time is 6.9 ms, though values generally range from 4 to 10 ms. For newer panels, this range narrows to between 4 and 6.5 ms.

The IPS vs VA vs TN LCD comparison has been a constant topic of discussion among the gaming community. As a gaming enthusiast myself, I can understand the importance of selecting a good panel.

From these tests, it's plain to see the key advantage of TN panels, with the initial response time hitting as low as 2.2ms compared to 4.5ms for the IPS panel and 9.8ms for the VA panel, when ...

So IPS isn’t great for gaming or anything dealing with high-speed animations, at least most of the time. It also has relatively slow response times, meaning a relatively slow rate between ...

To make use of the low response times, you will want to consider the best HDMI 2.1 monitors. IPS vs OLED – conclusion. For anyone on a tighter budget, IPS panels are definitely the preferred option.