Xbox One S controller input lag with mobile games no input lag with pc games

Research "input lag" on google. This is not an issue with Xbox, FYI: Plasma TV's are not good for gaming. I suggest researching this. Remember, its called "Input lag"

Well i do apologize for my flamboyancy with the Xbox 360's display settings and input lag, but i've been experimenting with my display again and i decided to try switching the HDMI 1 input to PC Mode (which shuts off all enhancements except for color,sharpness,brightness,contrast,
and backlight) and lo and behold, it did improve my Xbox 360's input lag where i can go back to 1080p.

However, even though its called "PC Mode", it doesn't do crap when i have my computer hooked up using HDMI to it. so any lag would be from my computer and not the display.

Still, again I apologize as there is many possible combinations of setups that have different kinds of lag so using 720p isn't always the best (TV having to upscale rather than the Xbox will introduce lag). But before, if i wouldn't have guessed PC Mode
improving input lag, then i would have stuck with 720p since the receiver upscales it already.

What you have is called Input lag. This is the delay between the video game controller and what happens on-screen. In some cases, input lag can be minimized or eliminated if you are using an analog connection like VGA or component instead of DVI/hdmi.

Most likely input lag. Newer HDTVs have a "game mode" setting. It usually gets rid of the input lag, see if yours has it.

An often overlooked source of lag is the television you are playing the game on. Most modern HDTVs will have a fair amount of input lag, and will make whatever lag the game has seem worse than it is. My old LCD had nearly 100ms of input lag, which put
me at a distinct disadvantage most of the time. My current TV is closer to 30ms input lag which is considered very low for an HDTV.