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RealNC wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024, 09:19

There's no "vsync for mice."

Not even Motion Sync? Which is Present in the sensors.

4000Hz is ideal for 360hz, 8000Hz is for going towards the 1000Hz displays!

Personally, had tested with RSS for some while as well until I read somewhere it created more problems or doesn't work as well as it does and adds nothing to Gaming specifically.

I took it off, and it resolved some of the packetloss problems or issues I was experiencing.
Take it with a grain of ...

Unless you're constantly doing auto-tuning I don't think this would meaningfully impact anything. Didn't feel the difference on my system.

The Receive Window Auto-Tuning feature lets the operating system continually monitor routing conditions such as bandwidth, network delay, and application delay ...

It's such a shame this escalates to these levels.

I was wondering about this as well, but surely that cannot be the only one? I think instead they would love to crush the competition?

RealNC wrote: ↑

28 Mar 2024, 07:10

What GPU are you using? If it's Nvidia, you can tell that DSC is used if you can't use DLDSR or NIS.

Unless you select DLDSR from the desktop and then start the game to still have all of the goodies like Gsync which also refuses to work by then.
[At least I think that was DSC related...]

I don't want to toss everything onto one argument or point of reference or reason. PC's are far too complex for that and outside influences.

Though, I do think the bigger or biggest blame could be just bloat overtime with Windows Updates having the biggest effects. I've had an old Win10 21H1 ...

I don't want to toss everything onto one argument or point of reference or reason. PC's are far too complex for that and outside influences.

Though, I do think the bigger or biggest blame could be just bloat overtime with Windows Updates having the biggest effects. I've had an old Win10 21H1 ...

You gotta be really trained to spot the differences, or it just depends on how sensitive to latency differences you are.

Use it for a while on the max refresh rate and then switch back, and you should 100% notice the differences.

If it works like intended on the MacBook... Don't think I have ...

You gotta be really trained to spot the differences, or it just depends on how sensitive to latency differences you are.

Use it for a while on the max refresh rate and then switch back, and you should 100% notice the differences.

If it works like intended on the MacBook... Don't think I have ...