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-  * https://community.thec64.com/d/186-good-news-lnput-lag-improvement-4k-tv
+====== Input Lag ======
+  * https://gurce.net/oldforum/186-good-news-lnput-lag-improvement-4k-tv.txt
 There has been many a discussion from users experiencing input lag on the joystick while playing games.
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 If your monitor only has a DVI connection, then you'll need a HDMI-to-DVI cable, although this will not carry audio. Some people have opted to use devices that can split the HDMI signal into an audio cable + DVI cable for the monitor.
+  * https://community.thec64.com/d/283-seperate-the-hdmi-audio
+===== TV Models =====
+Perhaps we can compile reports of which TV models are experiencing lag and which aren't?
+^    <html><span style="background-color: lime">NO LAG</span></html>  ^  <html><span style="background-color: red">LAGS</span></html>  ^
+|  |  |
+===== 8-bit guy's lag testing program =====
+I've compiled the 8-bit guy's "delaytest.asm" into a .d64 file here:
+http://gurce.net/c64mini_files/delaytest.d64
+Just in case you want to try it and make your own measurements of your tv's lag.
+===== We're not the only ones =====
+It was re-assuring to read that c64 mini owners aren't the only ones experiencing lag on their TVs. Some Nintendo Classic mini owners have also reported lag problems:
+https://www.neogaf.com/threads/in-my-opinion-lag-on-the-nes-classic-makes-games-unplayable.1328547/