Thread: Talking about LCD Delay, which is the best?

i haven't read about screen delay for a while, but last i did, there was no set standard, so they could be measuring the delay a couple of different ways(if only i could remember the ways), so the delay should only be used as a guidleine, not as hard evidence that would make this screen better/worse than one with a larger/smaller delay.

all lcd panels have a certain amount of delay, but i do not think that any panel from a reputable manufacturer these days has any delay that is noticable by the human eye.
barring the cold weather operation of the panel...

I dont think delay should be any issue. Even when LCDs first came out, I couldnt notice it. The only noticeable delay is when you try to operate the LCD in the cold...then the delay could be several seconds.

The only delay I ever noticed on lcd's is those with over 50ms response times.

And even 6ms response time Lcd's can have motion blur, I have seen it.

So to answer your question, specs won't really tell you much. Anything 30ms and under "should" be perfectly fine though.