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Maybe this is an idea: I remember you guys from Razer made a website for requesting a left-handed mouse. Why not do the same for this 8k Hz mouse? Offer it to the people who want it, let them buy & test it. As example, Withings, a smartwatch/fitness company did the same: they let 1000 people buy the...

No. See hall-effect (physics) on how it works. Analogue refers to how things worked back in the days or like for example controllers do: You can choose what happens at what %-pressed. E.g.: Slight tap lets you slow walk a bit, a full press means a full sprint. The Apex Pro doesn't have that, only t...

No. See hall-effect (physics) on how it works. Analogue refers to how things worked back in the days or like for example controllers do: You can choose what happens at what %-pressed. E.g.: Slight tap lets you slow walk a bit, a full press means a full sprint. The Apex Pro doesn't have that, only th...

Please use the term hall-effect switches and differentiate between "analogue" and "hall-effect". It's not the same. It can be, but it's not the same. Also, Steelseries mentions the razer optical switches in a blog about the Apex Pro and they said they wanted even faster switches, which brought them ...

What happens when you set Ultra-Low-Latency mode on the global profile vs per game in a scenario where the GPU has high usage (90%-97%)? Would the latter mean it pre-renders a picture for all programs but for program where ULL is set? Also, in a scenario where the game has non-limited fps, and they ...

At least my monitor doesn't have a VRR setting on the monitor control panel. In this case, definitely the Nvidia driver was faulty - as I'm talking about the right side: http://prntscr.com/raw5qo Hence, we're back to "Do G-Sync compatible monitors on Nvidia GPUs still have more input lag in 2020?" -...

See: https://youtu.be/L42nx6ubpfg?t=858 When G-Sync compatible is turned off in FreeSync monitors, it seemed like they had much more input lag (16ms at 138 fps / 138 hz vs 144 hz) Is this still the case in 2020? It's been a year since the test, but I haven't seen this issue getting any attention nor...

Hey man, do you remember the XF250Q 255 hz overclock settings? Would be very much interested in them.

Wait, what? How does that work regarding G-Sync as the refresh rate and the low fps are in sync?
So 180 Hz should be better than 160 Hz (on an Asus PG248Q) - if yes, how much? (I ask because colors/contrast is degraded at such 'overclock')

Capping at 100 fps when I more often than not reach 120-140 is not something I'd see as improvement to be honest (at least not perceived)