Razer Viper 8k Firmware update

[Cyanide_]

Guys have you tried new v1.03 firmware? 02 was a nightmare for me, it was jittery lag and so on, avoid it like plague, but 01 and 03 are good at least for me.

[mago]

I'm on it for while
it does seems to be better but
in games like csgo cant find something to help with stutters
i tweaked the OS installed synapse, stutters still appear while gaming make it hard to shoot
tried also SweetLow driver

nothing helps with this

is there other driver that can replace the original driver

edit:
changed mouse to old one
edit2:
so i see when the mouse is old tech it doesn't stutter but it doesn't react fast enuf to peekers
and with the new tech mouse aka razer 8k there stutters

if i put high dpi and low sense it seems to help for a bit

[masneb]

Honestly too afraid to try and unable to roll back to stock firmware. Not sure if you can even buy a new mouse with the original firmware anymore.

[rounakr94]

I updated to 1.03 from 1.02 and started facing issues after cold boot. Issues mainly were mouse cursor lag, mouse not working. This issues were supposedly solved in the 1.02 firmware as per changelog and should have been carried forward in 1.03 but god knows why it showed up on my mouse.

[BTRY B 529th FA BN]

Windows 10 had some HID update for it... don't install it, something is wrong with the consistency I felt before updating it..

[rounakr94]

I have since managed to downgrade to the 1.02 firmware. Let's see if it solved the issue.

[masneb]

There was a update to the way w11 deals with input at the end of May and I believe some people are starting to notice it, but think it's related to other things. I'm currently thinking about rolling back to the prior version of windows.

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[F1zus]

Hi guys. I'm going to learn some information about the mouse buffer.
I heard that the higher the mouse polling rate, the larger the buffer we need.
What I mean:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\mouclass\Parameters]
"MouseDataQueueSize"=dword:00000019
Thus, for 1000hz we need 19hex (25), and for 8000hz we need 64hex (100).
Tell me, is it really true?

Now I have a keyboard with 8000hz and it also needs a larger buffer - "KeyboardDataQueueSize"

[mago]

19hex (25) and 1khz
does good in workshop / local
in server doesnt seems to be better

[F1zus]

19hex (25) and 1khz
does good in workshop / local
in server doesnt seems to be better

Yes, I know. This is for 1000hz. Now we need to find out if a larger buffer is needed for 4000-8000hz. We need the chief's help.
In theory, yes, the more data is sent from the mouse, the larger the buffer is needed.
As far as I know, more data is sent at 8000hz.