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Thermaltake TGM-I27FQ Review (1440p/165Hz IPS)

We again use the Open Source Response Time Tool (OSRTT), developed by TechTeamGB, to report monitor input latency.

A quick word on input lag too, as this is no problem – an average on display lag figure of 3.13ms is barely more than half a frame (6.06ms) at 165Hz, so nothing at all to worry about.

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