what is ms in the specification of the monitors?

Question

there is 2 ms and 4ms and 8ms.
which is better value to have a monitor with?

Answer 1

From CNET: "Pixel-response rate: This refers to how quickly a pixel can change colors, measured in milliseconds (ms); the fewer the milliseconds, the faster the pixels can change, reducing the ghosting or streaking effect you might see in a moving or changing image. In general, manufacturers' specifications rely on best-case scenarios; real-world performance could be slower. A maximum of a 12ms-to-15ms response time across the spectrum is required for gaming or viewing television and movies without ghosting or streaking. "

Answer 2

I am not sure if it is milli second or micro second but every monitor supports various refresh rates, you can check in your display properties dialog box in windows. If you take an analog camera and take photo of your monitor you will see it blinking and lines accross that is the refresh rate in that certain amount of time which is measured in ms so our naked human eye can only see visible screen but cannot observe the blinking.

Answer 3

8ms