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... There are generally no stupid questions at Blur Busters Forums, even "Can human really tell apart 30fps vs 60fps" (which I am all too glad to reply to with a TestUFO link). Even if I can only give partial-yet-informative answers that give only a taste of the complexity of a specific subject mat...

... I have PC cases that are full metal. Yes we have tried PSU out of case. Moving wifi router away from the PC (having it in an entirely different room) does not fix the issue. I do not think our problem is strictly from radiated interference. That may however be a component of it. I see, thanks f...

First i admit i have not read the whole thread but i'd like to ask a few questions, mainly because of curiousity. Sorry if the questions are too dumb :D ;) . - Do you have PCs cases with side panel (glass) windows? (maybe share your case model?) - Have you tried cases with both metalic panels? - If ...

Great news indeed! The more options the better.
Thanks .

Just to be sure as i'm curious: i assume you already tried my suggestions (on the first page) with no result, right? Also, have you ever tried an AMD GPU? could you find one (from a friend)? And (although i think this has nothing to do, but just to try to find "unseen" problems), do you have a lot o...

Probably this is not your problem but if you want to check: Follow this on your own risk (but i did these -and more i "undid" :D - and had no problems): 1- On Task Manager how is Disk usage? Does it often hit-stay at 100%? If so, a few things i've done: - Disable Telemetry on registry On task schedu...

... Its not zoomed it. If you want to achieve stable polling like that, you'll have to optimize your BIOS and OS for max performance. Calypto's Latency Guide is a really good start. Once you have your bios and os optimized, other random things that can help are Having your mouse and kb at optimal p...

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11 Oct 2020, 08:37

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sounds about right more or less...

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... Polling rate is the delay at which mouse input gets registered by the OS. DPI is the resolution at which the mouse itself tracks movement, in other words, it's the mouse's accuracy. Higher polling rate: Lower latency. Higher DPI: Higher accuracy. Keep in mind that most mice have certain DPI val...

Could anyone, please, explain me the differences between high polling rate and high DPI (with low ingame sensitivity)? I'm not sure if i understand correctly what each does. Also, would it be possible to make mice use its high-max DPI but somehow make that the games and software feels it like being ...