What does LCD's 4ms and 8ms mean?
Screen response time 1In the recent increasing hot "LCD price war", we found a common phenomenon: a reference crystal, often used to smooth appearance, slim figure, cool shape, small space occupation, light weight, low power consumption (about 15-30 Watt), no radiation, etc. statement. That's understandable, but I've noticed that many manufacturers haven't mentioned an important parameter of LCD - the reaction time. Most of the early 15 inch LCD response time is about 40 to 60ms range, we all know that VCD playback rate is 25 frames / sec, if a LCD display response time is more than 50ms, so what does that mean? The response time 50ms=1/0.050= displays 20 frames per second of the display. Watching VCD is like watching an animation - a constantly moving picture. If a monitor doesn't even see VCD, how much will it be worth? Must the response time be the constant pain of the liquid crystal? (Note 1. When the speed is more than 25 frames per second, the human eye treats the changing picture as a continuous image.)
Refers to the time of the monitor responsePlay the big 3D game, the smaller the better, and now the smallest is 2MSThe smaller the time, the faster the monitor's response, and the smoother the game screen looks8MS is enough, if it is a professional 3D designer, generally speaking, the smaller the MS value, the better the monitorThe smaller the MS value is, the higher the price is
Response time. "Ms" means "millisecond". The smaller the number in front, the faster the impact, the better of course.
