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Okay, so today i find out that the USB Port 3.1 im using is 2.0? why is it showing 2.0 when my usb ports are 3.0 + over... and the mouse is showing =========================== USB Port5 =========================== Connection Status : 0x01 (Device is connected) Port Chain : 3-5 Properties : 0x01 IsU...

I just want every USB Port to get it's own dedicated Processing Core. Yes, I know it'll cost more, but I think the benefits will be worth it for us if implemented correctly. https://wiki.fractalaudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=CPU_usage Kind of like how this Audio Hardware has it's own USB Processor f...

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/co ... re-rgb-pro

Tom's Hardware is saying that CPU/USB requirements for 8 kHz polling is pretty high.

Is that the same with the Razer version polling at 8 kHz?

Will a dedicated USB Controller Card lessen CPU load?

Should all games and Real Time Rendering software factor in the Upper Refresh Rate limit of the panel into their rendering stack and adjust their rendering portion to match it? Even if it's some form of VRR/GSync/FreeSync or regular V-Sync?

Would this help with input latency?

Any clue as to what the BoM (Bill of Materials) cost for a single USB Controller is? If they made a Multi-Core USB Controller where each port on the Rear I/O panel is it's own individual root hub connected to a single Core USB Controller that can be clocked at whatever arbitrary polling rate (125 Hz...

CRTs don’t have digital pixel positions so analog pixel positions are a perfect fit for CRT too — so you could even do it hybrid too, if you hate flicker. Spatial could be kept as a CRT filter, and temporal could be frame rate amplification (instead of CRT flicker). Is the Hexagonal RGB Sub-Pixel a...

I always use a UPS (Uninterrupitble Power Supply) between all my electronics and Wall AC power.

Chief Blur Busters, do most monitors wait for 1 entire frame of data before starting the rasterization process across each line? I remember reading about a LG/Samsung TV that started the Rasterization process the moment they got enough data for one line. This was supposed to help with gaming latency.

.......?? Their stated CPI on their sensor is achieved through some sort of interpolation instead of natively being capable of achieving 20,000 CPI? Or is their another issue? Maybe this explanation will help you figure out what's wrong with the Razer Viper 8 kHz sensor? https://www.youtube.com/wat...

Could Razer be lying about their Optical Sensors "Native CPI"?