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Why does your TV feel laggy for gaming? Input lag and Game Mode explained
Your TV can add dozens of milliseconds between pressing a button and seeing the result, because it spends time on picture processing meant for films.
Press the button in our demo to feel the difference, then learn what Game Mode, ALLM, 120 Hz and VRR do and which settings to switch on first.
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