How to fix Pixel Lag

zSpazm · Nov 4, 2014

i just got my advanced warfare two days ago and out of nowhere i have pixel lag and it wont go away i have had it for 4 hours now someone help me plz

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a tired old guy · Nov 4, 2014

How to fix LAg(Vid)

[quote user="Galactic Geek"]I've heard Google is coming out with a device in select states that has like 600 down & 300 up or something crazy ridiculous like that - I want my hands on it!

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That would be pretty amazing. But one thing people need to keep in mind is that those numbers dont actually indicate speed, they indicate bulk.

It would be nice being able to download stuff, watch movies etc and game all at the same time. Its like if you have a car vs a tractor trailer. You can haul more at once with a tractor trailer, but its not going to move any faster than a car.

It would surely be better because there wouldnt be "traffic jams" but when you pull the trigger, that data can only travel at the speed of light .... or less depending on the quality of every conection on the way.

Check this out.

Light travels at 186,000 miles per second ...... thats 186 miles per ms or 1000 miles in 5.4 ms.

Its 12,500 miles to a point opposite you on the globe or 25,000 miles for a ping = 75 ms

I've joke before, blame God. He set the speed of light, and at least with current technology, you arent going to pass the speed of light..

UneasyJmitchell · Nov 4, 2014

How to fix LAg(Vid)

^^Yeah, some colleges and high schools have them now, but its like $1000.00 a month.

WF DemonWarrior · Nov 6, 2014

You may have a corrupt game install. I would try reinstalling the game and see if that helps. I know it's a pain to do but just an option for you. Good luck.

WF DemonWarrior

You may have a corrupt game install. I would try reinstalling the game and see if that helps. I know it's a pain to do but just an option for you. Good luck.

HolyNinja1

Most lag can be fixed by clearing the cache of your extra pixels used in settings. This is not a perm fix but more of a stable solution till the issue is resolved.

OCRyzen

It's how fast the Capacitors in the Linked LED Pixel Control Module (Matrix), drains or dissipates Energy/Current too... If the Capacitors are too slow, they will lag refreshing of Pixels & cause blurring of image...

This is what I'm talking about with LED TV's.. Take the LCD out etc..

There was another Discovery Episode, but I couldn't find it..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RPwpxZ7J4Q

Plasma TV is entirely different, but still has a control module, that controls power to the Sub Pixels etc..

science.discovery.com/.../deconstructed-how-plasma-tvs-work.html

OCRyzen

A plasma pixel can change its state from black to lit in less than a sub-field duration - 1.66ms - while most LCD pixel response time is in the 4-12ms.. That's why, there are some lag problems with LCD Monitors/TV's...

SandM1tch

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A plasma pixel can change its state from black to lit in less than a sub-field duration - 1.66ms - while most LCD pixel response time is in the 4-12ms.. That's why, there are some lag problems with LCD Monitors/TV's...

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THIS. is why you should still take response time into account when choosing a low input lag TV. Even though response isnt the same thing as input lag, it compliments it because if the pixel cant change faster than 8ms, then the low threshold of input lag
you're going to get out of your TV would be around 8-10ms and thats if your TV has the features to get it that low like PC mode.

How to fix Pixel Lag