I have tried to disable raw input in games where this option is available etc. battlefield.
the responsiveness seems MUCH better with it OFF.
is it because of reflex as the render starts with the mouse
disable raw input mouse with nividia reflex
- Tiberiusmoon
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Re: disable raw input mouse with nividia reflex
Nvidia Reflex is designed to dynamically cap CPU drawn frames to the GPU so the GPU usage remains on or below 97%.
Without Reflex and the GPU usage is @ 100% the CPU drawn frames get put into the render queue because the GPU cannot keep up which causes delay/latency.
Raw input is usually the most cosistent, unless your DPI is just to low.
What motherboard and CPU do you have?
Without Reflex and the GPU usage is @ 100% the CPU drawn frames get put into the render queue because the GPU cannot keep up which causes delay/latency.
Raw input is usually the most cosistent, unless your DPI is just to low.
What motherboard and CPU do you have?
Re: disable raw input mouse with nividia reflex
asrock z790 with 13600k and 4090 rtx
my gpu sometimes get 100% usage with reflex
my gpu sometimes get 100% usage with reflex
Re: disable raw input mouse with nividia reflex
This is caused by a bug with HAGS and Reflex and yes it appears to cause input lag. If you disable HAGS you shouldn't see 100% usage anymore.
a thread from the member above your post:
https://old.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comment ... confirmed/
- Tiberiusmoon
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Re: disable raw input mouse with nividia reflex
^Yep
I have that same CPU but a different mobo, so try these:
Open device manager, find High precision event timer and disable it.
Open command prompt (admin) and input the following commands:
open registry editor and navigate here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\PriorityControl
Find Win32PrioritySeparation and modify the hex value to 29
Restart the system to apply the changes and it should feel more responsive.
These tweaks give priority to programs that are in focus like games and changes how the system timers are handles which further improves latency and consistency.
I have that same CPU but a different mobo, so try these:
Open device manager, find High precision event timer and disable it.
Open command prompt (admin) and input the following commands:
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bcdedit /set tscsyncpolicy enhanced
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bcdedit /set disabledynamictick Yes
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\PriorityControl
Find Win32PrioritySeparation and modify the hex value to 29
Restart the system to apply the changes and it should feel more responsive.
These tweaks give priority to programs that are in focus like games and changes how the system timers are handles which further improves latency and consistency.