Is there any way to get rid of input latency (or significantly reduce it) in the settings, other than reducing audio buffer? I've taken it down to 16ms and it still has significant (relative to a rhythm game) input delay. Is there a setting/combination of settings I can enable/disable that would help mitigate the input latency?
I cannot find any fix for this ANYWHERE on the internet so I figured I'd ask here. There's a stuttering issue when playing 60fps games while 120hz mode is enabled on the Nova (most noticeable when scrolling sideways). No amount of vsync, swap interval, bfi, vertical refreshrate setting, anything fixes this issue. The ONLY thing that works is setting the Nova's screen to 60hz, but I want to be able to use 120hz across the board and not have to turn it off every time I launch a game. What's causing this, what can I do to fix it?
I only have a passing knowledge of how generations and hardware speed works, so excuse my naivety on this topic, but it's a genuine question. I'm building a new PC, and I have a 2TB gen 5 M.2 that I intend to use. Historically, I build my PCs with a separate drive reserved just for installing Windows onto, but I've never done it with an M.2 before (my past builds have been sata). Will it cause any issues or be redundant if I use the slower 500GB gen 4 drive for Windows and the faster gen 5 drive for installing games? Will having the operating system running on the slower drive cause the faster drive to slow down to match?
Do we have any sort of news or estimate of release date for the Muse 2 Pro? I know the Osmo 4P just launched in China, but I want to know when the Muse 2 is launching here in the States. I have a gig coming up in August that I want a second camera for, and I would rather stay in the DJI world if I can, rather than going with the Insta360 Luna Ultra.
For context, this TV was stored in a trailer outdoors in the elements for 5+ years, so I'm not shocked it's not working properly. I'd like to see if this is something worth fixing, because it's a nice TV, and I'd like to use it for a retro gaming setup.
When I turn it on, I'm presented with a white screen with greenish horizontal lines. When I was younger, I remember it being a black screen with green lettering in the corner, so I know this isn't normal. When I power the TV off, I get this BGR color pattern (third photo), and it remains on the screen for about 10 seconds before fading away. If anyone is able to offer some advice, if they know what's wrong with it and if it's an easy repair or if it's even worth repairing. The model is a Panasonic CT-31SF14V.
Finally did it! Just finished Lunatic, the Lim Cannon is so broken. I defeated Eight in like 2 minutes, first try. But, overall, Game of the Year 2026, no contest.