Mouse latency test reveals 2x higher latency than normal, what do I do?
Posted: 04 Jan 2021, 19:12
So I ordered a lenovo mouse to modify into a input lag testing device. The device was pretty simple, it's the same concept that's been used a number of times before consisting of an led that lights up when the left mouse button is clicked, this method is the same method that the youtuber "Battlenonsense" uses in all his input lag testing videos.
My setup is using a 144hz monitor, with fps uncapped in game, and all settings in CSGO were set to the lowest pretty much, and vsync was off of course, so was gysnc. And the monitor was also in game mode. And for the camera I was using my Samsung S10e phone recording at 960fps, not quite 1000 but it should still do right?
My results were pretty disappointing, I was measuring an average of around 35ms, with my setup I should've been getting around 16ms in CSGO. I thought that there was no way that these results could've been right and that it must've been the mouse, it was a crappy lenovo 300 usb mouse that I got for $10 CDN of ebay. So I ordered a logitech g203 gaming mouse off of amazon to sacrifice. The results were pretty much the same, I measured an average of 31.4ms. And by the way, it's important that I mention this; being that I'm recording at 960 instead of 1000fps, I multiplied the number of frames I counted by (1000/960)= 1.0416... This way each frame that I count is equal to 1ms.
Now what could be causing this high latency, could it be do to me recording at 960fps instead of 1000fps? or is there something wrong with my system:
i7 9700k
RTX 2070
16gb DDR4 @3200Mhz
1tb ssd
1tb hdd
My setup is using a 144hz monitor, with fps uncapped in game, and all settings in CSGO were set to the lowest pretty much, and vsync was off of course, so was gysnc. And the monitor was also in game mode. And for the camera I was using my Samsung S10e phone recording at 960fps, not quite 1000 but it should still do right?
My results were pretty disappointing, I was measuring an average of around 35ms, with my setup I should've been getting around 16ms in CSGO. I thought that there was no way that these results could've been right and that it must've been the mouse, it was a crappy lenovo 300 usb mouse that I got for $10 CDN of ebay. So I ordered a logitech g203 gaming mouse off of amazon to sacrifice. The results were pretty much the same, I measured an average of 31.4ms. And by the way, it's important that I mention this; being that I'm recording at 960 instead of 1000fps, I multiplied the number of frames I counted by (1000/960)= 1.0416... This way each frame that I count is equal to 1ms.
Now what could be causing this high latency, could it be do to me recording at 960fps instead of 1000fps? or is there something wrong with my system:
i7 9700k
RTX 2070
16gb DDR4 @3200Mhz
1tb ssd
1tb hdd