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hejonar wrote:Using RTSS at least stabilizes frametimes.

Not without adding latency. At 20fps, 1 frame of latency is 50ms, not a good tradeoff.

If the game is locked at 20fps, basically nothing you do will improve latency. The point of the adding a cap is to keep framerate under refresh rate(thus reducing buffering throughout the render pipeline), but you're already 40fps below your refresh rate, so it's not helping anything.

So basically there isn´t a single frame rate limter that doesn´t add input lag? That´s a shame.. None of the frame limiters add any input lag. In fact, they reduce input lag. The only exception is the NVidia limiter, which doesn't have a latency benefit. You seem to be confusing the fact that the e...

Off. All the problems that triple buffering solves are already fixed by g-sync. It would only come into play in some weird edge cases(dramatic changes in framerate), and to no benefit.

For mouse button latency, I agree with you. The lowest-latency mice buttons are probably at that level of 0-2ms. Building a good switch requires good electronics, tactility, and durability. Switches are usually outsourced to Huano/Omron for tactility. Omron switches often have double-click issues, ...

The three approaches I think are best all have in common a test platform capable of both GPIO and USBHost. The easy way I can think of is to slam the mouse button into a keyboard button at high speed. This causes some delay from physical key pressing speed, which is acceptable because humans have d...

The three approaches I think are best all have in common a test platform capable of both GPIO and USBHost. The easy way I can think of is to slam the mouse button into a keyboard button at high speed. This causes some delay from physical key pressing speed, which is acceptable because humans have d...

Leaving v-sync on will prevent tearing when the framerate recovers from a stutter, when the single frame interval is faster than the refresh interval. This will have a small latency penalty, but only for the frames that arrive early and would have resulted in tearing. The median latency shouldn't ch...

I dug up this chart from some testing a few years ago: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... nteractive

I also feel that "Adaptive VSYNC" has smaller input lag that regular VSYNC. I think that it is using double buffered VSYNC and thus has lower input lag versus the classic VSYNC which usyes 3 buffers. Are there any input lag tests for this? Normal v-sync is double buffered, and has the same input la...