- Xfreak66
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You get used to the slight input lag. Also, it really depends on your tv. What's the response time? What's the refresh rate? Is it a high end tv? Or a lower end one? Higher end tv's generally make the image go through a lot of post-processing to make the image look better (hence why they're more expensive.) Most tv's have a game mode where the built in processor basically gets turned off to minimize input lag while playing video games. Picture won't look as great but you'll have a better response. If it doesn't have a game mode go into the menu and basically turn everything off, Dynamic Contrast Ratio, edge enhancers, noise reduction, anything, turn it off. Honestly though, if you're tv is 5ms or lower, you should be fine, you'll get used to the sligh input lag and you'll adapt the more you play. You won't notice if after a while. If you have a lower end hdtv then you're probably fine and it's just your everyday lag.