KevinIsPwnWandumplug urself directly into the mainframe and become the game itself to reduce input lagthinking increases input delay
dont think and will that decrease the input delay?
KevinIsPwnWandumplug urself directly into the mainframe and become the game itself to reduce input lagthinking increases input delay
dont think and will that decrease the input delay?
TriRIKhttps://i.imgur.com/kEhWyXh.png
DX8 too
is this one actually true
riotbzTriRIKhttps://i.imgur.com/kEhWyXh.pngis this one actually true
DX8 too
if so it is probably on the scale of a couple milliseconds. If it allows you to get playable frames, keep playing on dx8. i prefer dx9 because it's easier to see outlines in certain situations.
KevinIsPwnriotbzif so it is probably on the scale of a couple milliseconds. If it allows you to get playable frames, keep playing on dx8. i prefer dx9 because it's easier to see outlines in certain situations.TriRIKhttps://i.imgur.com/kEhWyXh.pngis this one actually true
DX8 too
a couple of milliseconds can be more significant than you think
mastercomsYeah I'd still use null movement, it was just a neat fact I thought I'd bring up in conversation. The amount of input delay it adds is so small compared to the benefits and the possible increase in responsiveness due to brain/finger delay for releasing keys :)
Do you have any evidence to back this statement up?
mastercomsYeah I'd still use null movement, it was just a neat fact I thought I'd bring up in conversation. The amount of input delay it adds is so small compared to the benefits and the possible increase in responsiveness due to brain/finger delay for releasing keys :)
how much delay does it add?
Wandumplug urself directly into the mainframe and become the game itself to reduce input lag
The next neuralink presentation will use tf2 players instead of pigs.
cukeiWandumplug urself directly into the mainframe and become the game itself to reduce input lag
The next neuralink presentation will use tf2 players instead of pigs.
I thought subsequent tests were supposed to be on more intelligent creatures