#Input delay tester 1080p
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#Input delay tester pro

Sony's PlayStation 5 console has had issues with input lag for other fighting games in recent times too, including King of Fighters 15 and Guilty Gear Strive. While Woodall didn't specify what output resolution was used on PS5 for the tests, these numbers seem to match up closer to KimagreGaming's PS5 at 1080p. Ranking: Ive ranked each arcade stick into tiers based on the delay rating. I don't know what this script is measuring tbh, and i can't understand from description, however measuring mouse input lag from the script in the browser is not possible because lag is the difference in time between physical. Arcade stick Input lag - Results Testing various PS4, PS3 & 360 arcade sticks for input lag. The worst performer, again, was the PlayStation 5 this time with 4.37 frames on buttons and 5.38 frames on the lever. The difference between hardware cursor (mouse pointer) and last recorded mouse position (red box) is mouse input lag.

#Input delay tester pro

Like we see with KimagreGaming's results, the PS4 Pro was the best performer with an average of 2.48 frames of delay on buttons and 3.46 frames on levers.

KimagreGaming has a handful of videos showing these input lag tests being conducted, and you can see them for the fastest performer and slowest below.ĭuring the second online beta for DNF Duel back in April, Nigel 'Noodalls' Woodall went ahead and conducted similar input lag tests for the slim PlayStation 4, the PlayStation 4 Pro, PlayStation 5 and the PS4 version on PS5.

Still, that doesn't bode very well for those who were hoping to use the latest hardware with the best graphical output.

#Input delay tester full

The average input delay came in at 4.03 frames, and increasing the resolution to 4k on the same console added almost one full extra frame to the lag.Īs kimagreGaming notes, it looks as though lowering the output resolution helps decrease the input lag on the PlayStation consoles. Out of all of the Sony platforms tested here, it appears that the best and closest to the Steam version is the PS4 Pro at 1080p. This is for testing setups for online first-person shooter games. What I mean by this is the delay between what your computer sends to the screen and when you press a key in relationship to it. Using the same testing, Sony's latest hardware hits an average of 7.07 frames of lag with 7.50 frames of delay popping up most often throughout the experiment. I have created a simple program that should be able to test for input latency. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said about the PS5 on 4k mode. After 100 presses of the same button, Steam's input lag clocks in at an average of 2.11 frames, making it very fast and responsive. Starting with the best performer here, we have the Steam version at 1080p.

#Input delay tester 1080p

There are also varying resolutions used here, including 1080p and 4k modes for some of the Sony consoles. Among the test subjects we find the PlayStation 4 (standard), PlayStation 4 Pro, PS4 on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5, and Steam.