![]() Online games have some things happening ‘client side’ (on your end) and other things happening ‘server side’ (on the game server’s end). When gaming online, this might mean that your inputs take a while to translate into game actions, because there’s a delay between these inputs and the server registering and processing them or sending the resulting game state back to you for your PC to display. Network lag is when data takes a long time to be sent or received over your network and the internet. Sometimes network lag can be mistaken for input lag, and vice versa. Especially egregious input lag usually has peripherals or the monitor as the culprit, but GPU and CPU processing capabilities and the motherboard’s data transport capabilities can play a part. ![]()
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