This question involves a Nintendo Wii, but not particularly a question focused on the console but rather on displays.
So... I'm still playing with my Nintendo Wii.
My old SONY Trinitron CRT died about half year ago. So I bought an AV2VGA converter to play in an LCD Monitor.
This monitor is an 18.5in SAMSUNG LCD 933 monitor from 2008.
Turns out I have a 4K tv with Component and HDMI.
And I've tried to play Wii on that TV and it has awful lag, even with Component Inputs.
While playing on my old SAM Monitor with a converter does not add lag at all.
I ALREADY KNOW WHY MY 4K TV ADDS LAG TO THE WII...
But why is my SAM monitor not adding any at all?
Testing with 240pSuite:
WHY ON SAMSUNG MONITOR WII DOESN'T HAS LAG?
Does that mean that I won't have lag on 4K TV with an AV2HDMI converter?
So... I'm still playing with my Nintendo Wii.
My old SONY Trinitron CRT died about half year ago. So I bought an AV2VGA converter to play in an LCD Monitor.
This monitor is an 18.5in SAMSUNG LCD 933 monitor from 2008.
Turns out I have a 4K tv with Component and HDMI.
And I've tried to play Wii on that TV and it has awful lag, even with Component Inputs.
While playing on my old SAM Monitor with a converter does not add lag at all.
I ALREADY KNOW WHY MY 4K TV ADDS LAG TO THE WII...
But why is my SAM monitor not adding any at all?
Testing with 240pSuite:
- 4K TV adds about 1.30 secs of lag.
- SAM MONITOR adds 14.10frames of lag (and even then it says that NTSC signal recognizes input at about 14 frames) so that's virtually lag free.
WHY ON SAMSUNG MONITOR WII DOESN'T HAS LAG?
Does that mean that I won't have lag on 4K TV with an AV2HDMI converter?
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