Recent content by Twario

I don't know much about the parts that make up headphones, and I can't seem to find out what this 'cover' is called so it could be called a "filter" for all I know. I bought these headphones over a year ago, and they seemed durable to me. However, a few months ago, one of the covers or whatever...

Another update: while the game mode greatly reduced input lag, there still was a tiny bit left. However, turning off every post-processing feature of the TV fixed it. Now it feels nearly identical in response time to the old SD TV I had before. EDIT: At least as far as I can tell, still testing...

I'll get the official one then. I hope it slightly reduces input lag on the Wii, because while it's very playable it could be a tiny bit better. Also the picture is way too dark at times with the old A/V cables from the Wii box. Hope it fixes that too.

Update: I am very happy with my purchase. Games look great on it, but at first it seemed like there was some annoying lag, thankfully there is a game mode setting which ups the response time considerably. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0074FGR74/?tag=dislag-20 Great TV for a great price.

Great, just about to order it. I hope 24ms input lag isn't too noticeable. I mean it says "great" on that site but you can't be too sure, I'm tired and I'm not too good with that kind of stuff.

Well to be honest, I don't play the N64 or SNES as much as I used to. I guess by 'retro' I meant PS2/Wii since they only have A/V cables. If I need to play old games, I'll just use the SD TV, I plan on keeping it. Anyways, here's the TV I picked...

Believe it or not, I'm one of the few people that still has an SD TV in his room. It's an 'esa' brand TV from the early 2000s, it's huge and it takes up a lot of space. Even though it's been great to me through the years, I think it's time to get a replacement. But I'm trying to be really...