I just fixed my input lag and it won't come back

[Sandy]

maybe it will be beneficial for others to see those differnce

I'll update my question.

I can't track the target correctly on any mouse pad. However, I can track it with zero lag on a wooden table, cardboard, and some fabric sheets.

I found someone else experiencing the exact same problem as me.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads ... ag.3659517

[amorou]

maybe it will be beneficial for others to see those differnce

I'll update my question.

I can't track the target correctly on any mouse pad. However, I can track it with zero lag on a wooden table, cardboard, and some fabric sheets.

I found someone else experiencing the exact same problem as me.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads ... ag.3659517

Mouse skates glide on table easily ,or thicker mousepads will hold mouse more and will feel sluggish but precise to flick/stop , you might mistake lag with that

[Sandy]

maybe it will be beneficial for others to see those differnce

I'll update my question.

I can't track the target correctly on any mouse pad. However, I can track it with zero lag on a wooden table, cardboard, and some fabric sheets.

I found someone else experiencing the exact same problem as me.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads ... ag.3659517

Mouse skates glide on table easily ,or thicker mousepads will hold mouse more and will feel sluggish but precise to flick/stop , you might mistake lag with that

No, I rely on evidence to determine if there is input lag. I don't rely on feelings, that's not accurate.

[amorou]

maybe it will be beneficial for others to see those differnce

I'll update my question.

I can't track the target correctly on any mouse pad. However, I can track it with zero lag on a wooden table, cardboard, and some fabric sheets.

I found someone else experiencing the exact same problem as me.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads ... ag.3659517

Mouse skates glide on table easily ,or thicker mousepads will hold mouse more and will feel sluggish but precise to flick/stop , you might mistake lag with that

No, I rely on evidence to determine if there is input lag. I don't rely on feelings, that's not accurate.

Do you think you being able to track or not is a evidence ?

[Sandy]

I'll update my question.

I can't track the target correctly on any mouse pad. However, I can track it with zero lag on a wooden table, cardboard, and some fabric sheets.

I found someone else experiencing the exact same problem as me.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads ... ag.3659517

Mouse skates glide on table easily ,or thicker mousepads will hold mouse more and will feel sluggish but precise to flick/stop , you might mistake lag with that

No, I rely on evidence to determine if there is input lag. I don't rely on feelings, that's not accurate.

Do you think you being able to track or not is a evidence ?

I took a video and you can check it out. On other surfaces, this delay is completely non-existent. So far, I haven't found a mouse pad with zero delay.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lHv6qH_Ud2w

[daemonjax]

I use these cheap mousepads:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088539GLT?re ... tle_1&th=1

Razer Gigantus V2 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad (Medium): Thick, High-Density Foam - Non-Slip Base - Classic Black

$10

They seem fine to me.

Only downside is no rgb lights. /jk

[Sandy]

I use these cheap mousepads:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088539GLT?re ... tle_1&th=1

Razer Gigantus V2 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad (Medium): Thick, High-Density Foam - Non-Slip Base - Classic Black

$10

They seem fine to me.

Only downside is no rgb lights. /jk

A mouse pad has only one purpose, and that is to provide good tracking. I tested the Artisan Ninja FX Zero today and did a lot of testing. I found that this mouse pad has very low input latency. The only drawback is that it is too expensive.