200 ms is like a full react/response time for a human to take action in response to input, our actual sense of time is much finer than what our nervous system can make our muscles do.
The question is could you tell the difference between your 144hz monitor and your 144hz monitor with the signal delayed 100ms.
But of course, that's not the problem. It's ok that the phone doesn't unlock with out me noticing the delay. It just can't be so long that I start doubting whether it works.
This overdrive is probably also the cause of burn-in-effects that seems to be especially common in VA panels.
Curious as I just got back into gaming after several years and everyone seems to love 144fps now, wondering if I should upgrade. I have a 1080Ti, so I could presumably render that
Upgraded to a 165hz G-Sync panel recently and it was a revelation after running at a v-synced 60hz for years and years.
Order the 1080TI about a week later as the 970 I had wasn't cutting it at 1440p.
I actually find most modern games run at about 90-110fps with what I would consider "good settings".
Even if you turn settings way down 165 is really hard to maintain.