LOCOLOCO wrote: All complaints in Poland have identical provisions !!!
We're talking about Input Lag on televisions.
So your monitor has 500 times worse Input Lag than the EIZO monitor (it has 0.1 ms)
So you have a weak monitor?
Maybe not 500x, but certainly worse. At last he is 10 years old

. Besides 5ms / 0.1ms it's 50, not 500. But do not pick on details.
In addition, the administration of this type of value, if multiple, is completely meaningless. For example, we have this your EIZO, and some non-existent model having 0.01ms lag input. This is (according to your logic) 10x worse. On the other hand, my monitor has a delay of 5ms, and TV with a delay of 50ms. That is also 10x worse. So the kind of feelings associated with their use should be similar.
The problem is that a 0.1ms monitor would be great to play, as well as 0.01ms. It is possible that you would not even notice the difference during use and both devices will be just as comfortable. The situation is different with the other pair. While 5ms is still a very good result, at 50 it is impossible to play dynamic games.
Is 50ms really so big value? Definitely. I have Samsung TV, the model is unknown at the moment. In the normal mode on which it was usually used, the delay was so great that the time between moving the mouse and camera rotation in the game was noticeable, which translated into the need to perform slower movements in order to achieve any accuracy of aiming. Only the burial in the TV settings reduced the delay quite strongly, although in my opinion it was still noticeable enough to be noticed by me.
In general, if the author actually thinks about connecting the TV to the computer and playing anything, I recommend buying a model with a low delay, at least while working in game mode. When watching a movie from a computer, it will not feel a delay of up to 100ms.
LOCOLOCO wrote: HDR is an artificial creation like 3 D and it will probably end as well.
Films from HDR like a cat cried.
I will agree here. It's just that some games support HDR, but I do not know if HDR support via TV / monitor is necessary.
You proposed to the author a small experience in the post 9. I would like to ask you. Take the computer, connect the mouse, and connect monitors / TVs with different input lags. Let's say between 60-5ms. All you have to do is move your mouse around the desktop and you'll see the difference between them. Then turn on some dynamic game, even the Internet one, and compare how much influence on your movements has an additional 40ms. Please share your conclusions