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[Emma Clark]

Great topic—most people lump “input lag” into one number, but separating scaler delay from scanout is where the real story is. The scaler processing delay is basically the time the display’s image processor spends on the incoming signal before it hands off to the panel: de-noising, color calibration, dynamic contrast, upscaling, and any frame interpolation. In “Standard” or “Movie” modes this

gamer@rig:~$ nvidia-smi –query-gpu=temperature.gpu,power.draw –format=csv

"54 C, 185.4 W (100% load stable)"

[Emma Clark]

That clarifies the execution pipeline significantly. Tested the configuration and verified the behavior.

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[Emma Clark]

Staring at screen tears splitting your crosshair in half and claiming ‘my input lag is 0.2ms lower’.

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