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Isn't this because every time the mouse updates it must interrupt the gpu (nvidia) to draw it on the screen, also consider trying software cursor vs hardware cursor. Use this tool for realtime (windows APIs) OR optionally use registry below. https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-SoftCursor Enabl...

That's correct if the testing method includes timestamps in the verification process, receiver includes timestamp and that is checked etc. Otherwise you might have something that uses high resolution timestamps on send and waits till it gets response back and checks it's own time again.

Hope this helps. 1. BufferBloat tests are for TCP, most games use UDP. TCP can influence UDP network/system performance, load etc. 2. "netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled" setting manipulates TCP window size behavior 3. UDP doesn't have a window size. UDP_header.jpg tcp_header.jpg 4. U...

Lower your refreshrate on your AOC Gaming 24G2ZU and retest, I'm thinking 75hz vs 240hz.

Setting HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse\MouseSpeed="-" just defaults the value to 0 (zero). You can confirm this for yourself using this script I made which uses the official Microsoft API retrieve active mouse values via SystemParametersInfo & SPI_GETMOUSE. Reference: https://learn.microsoft...

This is interrupt moderation for Intel USB xhci controllers, Windows 8 and 10 both use 50 microsecond (us) interrupt moderation rate by default. It might help if you have mouse with more than 1000hz polling rate otherwise won't do much. So what benefit does it have by disabling, if it’s already 50 ...

You could just "delete" the related windows update services/scheduled tasks.

This is interrupt moderation for Intel USB xhci controllers, Windows 8 and 10 both use 50 microsecond (us) interrupt moderation rate by default. It might help if you have mouse with more than 1000hz polling rate otherwise won't do much.

Your post could use some whitespace vs wall of text.

I assume it's only blurred in-game?