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TTT wrote: ↑

18 Nov 2020, 15:12

the new IPS screens have as fast or maybe even faster response times now than TN.

well, that's not true

although a 360hz TN monitor doesn't exist right now

axaro1 wrote: ↑

13 Nov 2020, 04:39

Does anyone know when this 8000hz mouse will be available?

Are other companies working on high polling rate devices or is Razer the only one?

https://atompalm.com/
I would also wager Logitech is currently developing USB high-speed mice

[...] Right on! Since you mention WM_MOUSEMOVE, obviously you know programming. Anything I missed from the laundry list requirements in this napkin-sketch proposal for a future spec? Most of this is above my head, to be honest. Only thing is I think it would not be hard to market this idea to Micro...

the transition from mechanical switches to optical switches is a much bigger improvement than 1000Hz vs 8000Hz for keyboards. This is a cool writeup about keyboards, but I just wanted to add that there is now a third option, which is hall-effect switches eg. https://wooting.io/wooting_two_he Also, ...

Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑

11 Oct 2020, 16:09

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This method of photographing the cursor (simply using a black background and leaving the shutter open) is genius. Removes any asynchrony concerns from camera framerate...

The results are also shocking. I did not think the stutter effect you described in theory would be so big in practice.

I'm a bit confused: Higher DPI on lower game sensitivity is more acurate but on lower DPI (400/800) if we get a higher polling rate (8000Hz), will we get more acuracy too? DPI and polling rate are completely different things, they aren't related. Higher polling rate doesn't do anything abnout the p...

I'm not so sure about this because the viewport is different in zoomed and unzoomed views. Is the zoom_sensitivity_ratio = 1.0 in your test? At long ranges, you do get way better results with high DPI: https://youtu.be/NUiGkDB_48s?t=151 vs https://youtu.be/NUiGkDB_48s?t=257 A lot of good players wh...

deama wrote: ↑

05 Oct 2020, 08:17

Is this going to work on windows 8.1?

Yep. I think even Windows XP supports the USB High-speed standard
Will also work on Linux & Android

World's first 8kHz mouse (without manual driver hacks) is a good marketing point... The Atompalm Hydrogen will almost certainly be releasing prior to this mouse It also has various other goodies besides the 8khz polling rate, like set & latch debounce, super low weight, etc. Time will tell whether ...

So it's using a variant of USB full speed, with custom drivers, rather than hi-speed which is natively 8khz? In https://www.computerbase.de/2020-10/razer-gaming-maeuse-8000-hertz/ they say the cord is thicker than a usual Viper cord (more wires - a requirement of USB Hi-speed) which all-but confirm...