- #Input delay mouse how to#
- #Input delay mouse install#
- #Input delay mouse drivers#
- #Input delay mouse Pc#
There is a mouse rate checker as they call it from benq if you have no idea about what its set to yourself: easy and quick enough to give it a poke at least. Most modern gaming mice can though, I can toggle mine starting from 125hz up to 1000hz. Some mice can change polling frequency, some cant. Quick movements like a flick, combined with a low polling rate could cause you to flick your mouse across the room but the game not updating all those positions because it didn't poll often enough. Which is generally up to you to play around and feel. If you move your mouse quick but constant, is it still smooth?Īnd if you try to perform a flick, does the flick look occur fast enough?Ĭould it be skipped inputs that case it to feel weird, or is it because there is a delay between you moving your mouse and it moving in your game is the point im trying to ask. And when it comes to delays of different kinds related to gaming, well its a pretty large amount of variables.īut for example, if you move your mouse in a slow and constant speed across your desk, does the game also rotate your character in a smooth and constant fashion? I hope you guys can help me, I having this problem for like 4 days and it's freaking my out, its literally impossible to play any FPS, ThanksĬlick to expand.It's always a bit tricky to explain things like these since a lot of it can be based on the "feel" so to say. Is this what they call input lag and does it have anything to do with my monitor? I hope it's not because that´s the only one I have, I intend on buying a 144hz, but rn I dont have enough money. I'm thinking about formatting my PC, but I'm not so sure if this is going to solve my problem, but in last case I can try. I did a lot of changes recently on my PC, but I'm not sure if any of this are causing this problem. I did all this and I changed my monitor that was a Samsung 632nw for this one that I've mentioned before.
#Input delay mouse drivers#
So far, I have tried these: Reinstalling my CSGO and config, tried to change my mouse settings on windows, updated my NVIDIA drivers and my windows.
I dont have idea if the problem is input lag.
#Input delay mouse how to#
While playing CSGO and others games like Call of Duty, the mouse does not move as fast as it's supposed to according to the sensitivity, it seems like its really heavy, dont know how to explain. Keyboard: Hyperx Alloy Core Mouse: HyperX Pulsefire Core RGB Monitor Samsung SyncMaster TA550 / 60hz, basically a television
In games its alot more noticable and it just makes the whole experience unenjoyable.Hey guys, first of all my Specs: (also on my "System Specs" under my picture) It feels quite minor on the desktop but I can feel it.
#Input delay mouse Pc#
Ive had this pc for the past 2 years and it only started 2 months ago, when the problem started I had made no changes to my pc at all, it just appeared out of nowhere. When i went to my friends house and tried it with my mouse it felt perfectly fine I have done lots of troubleshooting already and Its not vsync or any graphical setting I've tried all the usb ports on the back of my pc (both 3.0 and 2.0) Its not the monitor either because the keyboard isnt delayed The problem isnt the mouse because i've tried different mice and different mousepads
#Input delay mouse install#
I have done a clean install of windows 10 as well as replacing my graphics card (980ti to 1080)Īnd replacing my motherboard as well as a brand new ssd. My video card drivers are up to date and i've tried reinstalling my mouse drivers. Mouse accel is off, 1000hz polling rate and 750 dpiītw the mouse im using is a Razer Abyssus 2000 I'm on the verge of buying a whole new PC because of this. It's like the cursor is sliding on ice/input lag feeling. It feels like there is some delay when I move. Ok I've got a BIG issue here which I've had for over 2 MONTHS now and it's driving me insane!Ĭan't game due to not having 100% control of my mouse.
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