Weird issue/Laptop faster when connected to external monitor

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  1. Anibor
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    There are different types of monitors. If LCD, they can be IPS, VA, or twisted nematic. They can also be OLED. The response times are different depending on the technology used.
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  3. 5forwards
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    Win 11
       New #12

    The external monitor is IPS and has 10ms response time. The laptop has an OLED panel with 2ms response time.
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