Big TV Vs Small TV For COD

[CAG IRISH]

On BOps2 I was rolling consistent 30-40kills per game, 10 deaths or less, TDM, hardcore; on a 9 inch.
Pondered upon a rainy plateau, with a coal forge, and many dragon.

9 inch now that's impressive, if put things bigger than that down the toilet.


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[RainyDaiz]

It was all we had at my friends house, lol., it was one of those old emergency radio, tv, flashlight combo thingys.
Pondered upon a rainy plateau, with a coal forge, and many dragon.

[Thrixo]

Depends on the lagg input of youre tv/screen. I prefer to game on a smaller screen. Reaction time is alot faster.
Whilst a computer screen has aprox 1-5 ms lagg input a tv can have 19-55 (or even more ) ms lagg in put.

So ye. When i pull the trigger i want my gun to shoot right away. Instead of a lil later. Altough it might look like it does it instantly, the process time is slower and u will feel/notice it.

[Clutch]

i think this afternoon when i get home ill put it on my sons 27in tv and see if it improves anything

[OnixEwok]

I personally play on a 46" 1080p LCD and sit about 8 to10 feet away from it... love it way better than the 32 inch crt i used to play on.

[Clutch]

Tried it on the 27 and it was bad lol got to use to the big tv

[Anim II]

I play on my 22in Asus monitor. It was the mlg monitor before they switched to the benq

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[CAG Covieleader]

55" of Smart TV.

[Lesbehonest]

I rather use a smaller screen now because I feel like I can see everything and don't really have to turn my head that much. At home though, I did use a 48 inch and now I am on a 21 inch(i think).

[OnixEwok]

Ok so i want to give this a try, using a smaller computer monitor to play. But i have 2 questions.. one: is 2ms good? Two: will having to adapt hdmi to dvi cause any lag or issues?