Monitor Input Lag - Testing with LDAT, Time Sleuth & 1000FPS Camera - TechteamGB

[@firestarter4247]

Awesome video that deserves more views. It's weird to me how hard it is to find info on input/display latency, so I'm glad to see someone cover it so thoroughly.

[@jarnomikkola8438]

Hmm, I want more. Could you test a set of monitors, and some TVs too. Would be intrested in them.

[@DanielCardei]

this is top notch

[@merseyless]

Electricity and light are both examples of electromagnetism, the speed will depend on the medium it travels through. While I'm being pedantic, the sensor in the LDAT looks like a photodiode. Photodiodes respond faster than LDRs, but usually require more circuitry. That said, I'm a big fan of your monitor reviews and look forward to seeing where you go to from here.

[@TechteamGB]

Thank you for the clarification! That makes a lot of sense, the sensor LDAT uses looks a bit more like a CMOS sensor than an LDR. Thanks!

[@BoomBeench]

@@TechteamGB I'm fairly certain it's the SMD version of the BPW34 photo-diode.

[@TSCupaJoe]

Do you still have the LDAT? If so could you PLEASE test and make a video testing input lag with Cloning vs passthrough on a capture card? So many rumors of cloning causing input lag, etc but ZERO hard evidence and only speculations. Would be greatly appreciated by many to know I'm sure!

[@TennessseTimmy]

It's funny how little actual testing people do with LDATs

[@anubhavdavid8351]

Where can I order the LDAT ?

[@shant486]

WHERE CAN I BUY IT ??

[@ernestomaserati9417]

A lot of information, but none where you can buy that tool

[@HM204DTA]

想看你测试键盘的延迟。

[@s26me]

Don't mind me, just leaving interaction points.

[@davitsk1]

Sorry for ruining the 69 likes, but this was a nice video :) Liked. Wish i had a LDAT.