Re:How “latency numbers everybody should know” decreased fro...
by ksec on Friday March 04, 2022 @01:37AM
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While the numbers may not be absolutely correct as stated in other comments, on a relative terms the conclusion from the trend is the same.
SSD was the biggest upgrade in performance in the past 15 years. There are still lots of system running on old HDD.
And the chart shows why I have been calling attention to latency computing for 10+ years. I hope the next stage is to reduce latency from Input, from keyboard to touch screen, and display input, and the actual display panel itself. On a 120hz screen even if you assume zero latency in everything else you still have a minimal of 8.3ms delay. Which is still quite obvious [1] once you put things in motion. And I think it is so hard there is enough room for at least another 10 years of hardware improvement.
[1] Applied Sciences Group: High Performance Touch
SSD was the biggest upgrade in performance in the past 15 years. There are still lots of system running on old HDD.
And the chart shows why I have been calling attention to latency computing for 10+ years. I hope the next stage is to reduce latency from Input, from keyboard to touch screen, and display input, and the actual display panel itself. On a 120hz screen even if you assume zero latency in everything else you still have a minimal of 8.3ms delay. Which is still quite obvious [1] once you put things in motion. And I think it is so hard there is enough room for at least another 10 years of hardware improvement.
[1] Applied Sciences Group: High Performance Touch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOvQCPLkPt4