Wait I have the alienware AW2521H, it has USB 3.2 gen 1 port built in, and you are telling me it can't poll more than 1000 hz ??Razer_TheFiend wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 01:49The "Reflex Latency Analyzer" port on the monitors only goes up to 1ms (1000Hz) polling. Also, the monitor port doesn't "measure" the click latency as such, it just shows the latency that the mouse is reporting.Meowchan wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 00:16I thought NVidia's measurements only goes up to 1khz at present.
Also, there's more to click latency than polling rate. I have in front of me 2 mice with 1khz polling, and bump testing them against each other gives roughly 5-6ms difference between them. A mouse running at 8khz does not necessarily (and most likely does not) mean that its 'click latency' to the computer is <0.125ms.
I was referring to this database, which relies on a dedicated test setup for measurements (not the monitor). Most mice in that database don't support per-click reporting to begin with : https://github.com/NVIDIA/Reflex-Latenc ... e-Database
I could give you the click latency measurement data, but you wouldn't believe it anyways, so it's probably best to wait for third-parties to report them. For what it's worth, the nvidia measurement numbers line up with our own measurements pretty well.
I have the new Razer 8000 Hz prototype gaming mouse on my desk.
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I don't represent nvidia or alienware, so I can't speak on their behalf.mossfalt wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 04:12Wait I have the alienware AW2521H, it has USB 3.2 gen 1 port built in, and you are telling me it can't poll more than 1000 hz ??Razer_TheFiend wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 01:49The "Reflex Latency Analyzer" port on the monitors only goes up to 1ms (1000Hz) polling. Also, the monitor port doesn't "measure" the click latency as such, it just shows the latency that the mouse is reporting.Meowchan wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 00:16I thought NVidia's measurements only goes up to 1khz at present.
Also, there's more to click latency than polling rate. I have in front of me 2 mice with 1khz polling, and bump testing them against each other gives roughly 5-6ms difference between them. A mouse running at 8khz does not necessarily (and most likely does not) mean that its 'click latency' to the computer is <0.125ms.
I was referring to this database, which relies on a dedicated test setup for measurements (not the monitor). Most mice in that database don't support per-click reporting to begin with : https://github.com/NVIDIA/Reflex-Latenc ... e-Database
I could give you the click latency measurement data, but you wouldn't believe it anyways, so it's probably best to wait for third-parties to report them. For what it's worth, the nvidia measurement numbers line up with our own measurements pretty well.
My information comes from working with nvidia since before this was public knowledge. As far as I know. the designated reflex port on any monitor is USB 2 "full speed" only, meaning 1ms polls (1000Hz) at best.
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Well the cable that came with it was to short anywayRazer_TheFiend
Re: I have the new Razer 8000 Hz prototype gaming mouse on my desk.
i just jumped the gun on 390hz, no info anywhere on internet, nobody bought it yet, except one, but I'm in the same town as the only seller(s, well there's 2, probs made in here too), that is Covid city (somehow safest city on earth now), but I did laundry first so it's arriving tomorrow instead.Razer_TheFiend wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 04:28I don't represent nvidia or alienware, so I can't speak on their behalf.mossfalt wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 04:12Wait I have the alienware AW2521H, it has USB 3.2 gen 1 port built in, and you are telling me it can't poll more than 1000 hz ??Razer_TheFiend wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 01:49The "Reflex Latency Analyzer" port on the monitors only goes up to 1ms (1000Hz) polling. Also, the monitor port doesn't "measure" the click latency as such, it just shows the latency that the mouse is reporting.Meowchan wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 00:16I thought NVidia's measurements only goes up to 1khz at present.
Also, there's more to click latency than polling rate. I have in front of me 2 mice with 1khz polling, and bump testing them against each other gives roughly 5-6ms difference between them. A mouse running at 8khz does not necessarily (and most likely does not) mean that its 'click latency' to the computer is <0.125ms.
I was referring to this database, which relies on a dedicated test setup for measurements (not the monitor). Most mice in that database don't support per-click reporting to begin with : https://github.com/NVIDIA/Reflex-Latenc ... e-Database
I could give you the click latency measurement data, but you wouldn't believe it anyways, so it's probably best to wait for third-parties to report them. For what it's worth, the nvidia measurement numbers line up with our own measurements pretty well.
My information comes from working with nvidia since before this was public knowledge. As far as I know. the designated reflex port on any monitor is USB 2 "full speed" only, meaning 1ms polls (1000Hz) at best.
I hope you not answering means you don't know when 480hz or similar comes out, which means it's not likely within 2 years at least.
Since there's fw update deleting "residual lag"(?) above 10k, on what was supposed to be raw and untouched 20k, could you again please tell me what the fps is relating to speed, and more importantly if it also is related to dpi somehow (independent of speed that is), and even more importantly, is Acari good enough/perfect for 20k cpi/dpi/ppi (...) sensor fidelity?
What I would request is 2 tools in addition to the poll rate tester. One is a 8khz capable Areson-like (mouserate.exe ironically but obviously I mainly test circular accuracy with my hands), with the same/more features but now doesn't cap at 1200hz and give inaccurate results(not 8x as dense and stutter at 2k) so I can cherry pick the best working mouse pad for 3399 8khz.
Two is a built in SQUAL analyzer like the ones Roccat and Mionix do/used to have, preferably in scale of at least 100/100, but this time also shows the exact LOD in .1mm because existing calibration LOD choices are arbitrary and apart from one stranded comment on reddit I don't now recall, most people don't really know what it means even if they are somehow fixed (most likely on default qck/gsr/goliathus kinds which I don't prefer mainly cus I don't believe they are as optimal for higher dpi usage)
Re: I have the new Razer 8000 Hz prototype gaming mouse on my desk.
Anyone got tips or fixes for the need to replug USB everytime computer boots up?
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I have not done the calculations to confirm, but here explain how is calculated:
https://superuser.com/questions/278362/ ... ouseycurve
https://www.esreality.com/index.php?a=post&id=1945096
Seems is a five points in a graph, drawing a curve. The first row fill with 0 represent mouse stopped. Rows 2 3 4 5 draw the curve for slow mouse speed, straight line is supposed in case of this accel 100% off fix. Based on these data, Windows extrapolate more curve points, to apply at higher mouse speed.
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these seems dated. how could they have also future apply to win10?AddictFPS wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 12:07I have not done the calculations to confirm, but here explain how is calculated:
https://superuser.com/questions/278362/ ... ouseycurve
https://www.esreality.com/index.php?a=post&id=1945096
Seems is a five points in a graph, drawing a curve. The first row fill with 0 represent mouse stopped. Rows 2 3 4 5 draw the curve for slow mouse speed, straight line is supposed in case of this accel 100% off fix. Based on these data, Windows extrapolate more curve points, to apply at higher mouse speed.
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Might as well give reference to the author of the reg fix? MarkC Win10 100% Scale, 6/11 reg fix
http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/201 ... n-fix.html
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timecard wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 13:21Might as well give reference to the author of the reg fix? MarkC Win10 100% Scale, 6/11 reg fix
http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/201 ... n-fix.html
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it says it's for older games. i don't play older games surely no older games that are competitive.
interesting that it mentions the mouse movement recorder that you guys are skeptic about. I don't know that I want it opened while gaming to check if there's any red flags, maybe when I feel like it...haven't seen any in desktop, and it reads to 8khz so. --in fact I just checked again 3/11 and 6/11 20k dpi both see stranded red on POINTER MOVEMENT but not on the EnPtPr column, which all reads OFF
why are these links all 2010? isn't win10 from 2015? this link specifically mention win10 stuff all over.