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So, I think I have something... but there's enough weird anomalies going on that I'll probably prove myself wrong in a few weeks after investigating each... So here's what I've got to show to you all so-far: Good vs Bad comparison.png I was able to do my traces on a friend's unaffected machine over ...

I don't have any real announcement to make yet, but I just wanted to share some observations I've made from my data, which includes a bunch of suspect possibilities I've eliminated so-far: There is no evidence of USB HID reports being dropped, i.e. all my traces indicate every HID report is eventual...

This is caused by a update to the USB stack this summer in W11 I've been having this issue since October 2019 on Windows 10. , where they enabled USB polling coalescing in addition to preventing background apps from trying to query the mouse when they don't have priority. Packets will show up as a ...

Heavy means that when you move your mouse and expect it to move to a specific position, it's like it moves but stops sooner than expected, as it feels like you are dragging it because it feels heavy and not free or not 1 to 1 like it should. Changing DPI, mouse or anything doesn't help, any mice an...

Some real progress this time: I was able to confirm the 2ms gaps in the traces (and the extra SOF packets in the USB trace) were caused by that timing bug in my Ardunino program - I rewrote it to use near-microsecond-level timers without any snapping to the nearest milisecond (nor USB microframe) an...

Tea wrote: ↑

13 Nov 2023, 12:11

Do you have a way or suggestion to solve this problem?

I don't, but I am conducting original research into the problem.

Can you tell me what motherboard and CPU you have? And if you're using any NVMe (or M.2, U.2, or Optane) SSDs for storage?

pox02 wrote: ↑

13 Nov 2023, 09:02

little update when everyone use intel rst for there nvmes reduce APST ITPT 200ms to 0ms improve the disk further

Where are you seeing that setting?

Ahoy there, fellow sufferer!

You're not alone, I have the exact same problem, and it too, started about 3-4 years ago.

Why do we have to do this while all pro players and streamers don't give a damn about a single thing like this? I highly doubt this is a fix to our problem. You can feel the floaty mouse even in BIOS or other operating systems, it doesn't matter. Always nice to bump into a fellow sufferer... out of...

This would be the CMD command to change the value to the Processor Performance Time Check Interval to 5000 milliseconds or 5 seconds (default 15 on high perf, 200 on balanced): powercfg /setacvalueindex scheme_current 54533251-82be-4824-96c1-47b60b740d00 4d2b0152-7d5c-498b-88e2-34345392a2c5 5000 Th...