USB LATENCY ANALYZER V2

[Watchdog]

Someone created a powershell script that tests and checks if you are using the lowest latency USB controller of your PC. On my MOBO which is ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-F it has two USB 3.2 Type A Gen 2 ports. So I plugged my Wooting 80HE and my mouse on those two USB ports, upon checking it with the latency analyzer it shows that only one USB is working as it should. Any idea why?

https://imgur.com/a/HarVShc

[ablemor]

I don't understand you, are you asking for a USB -> CPU connection? Use the USB-C ports, those are definitely the ones.

[Watchdog]

I don't understand you, are you asking for a USB -> CPU connection? Use the USB-C ports, those are definitely the ones.

Yes, as shown in the picture that I've sent. I am trying to reduce latency of my Wooting 80HE(like my Endgame mouse in the pic) by making sure that it doesn't go through hub/chipset connection. My Wooting 80HE is 8k polling rate, is it still 8k polling rate if I use USB-C ports to connect my Wooting?

[vnb]

Someone created a powershell script that tests and checks if you are using the lowest latency USB controller of your PC. On my MOBO which is ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-F it has two USB 3.2 Type A Gen 2 ports. So I plugged my Wooting 80HE and my mouse on those two USB ports, upon checking it with the latency analyzer it shows that only one USB is working as it should. Any idea why?

https://imgur.com/a/HarVShc

i got you mate. Asus Support provided this to me a while ago. I asked them for a graphic with annotations of which USBs goes to CPU and they sent this (for Asus Strix B650E-F Gaming Wifi) :

B650E-F CPU USBs.png (172.37 KiB) Viewed 1351 times

[Watchdog]

Someone created a powershell script that tests and checks if you are using the lowest latency USB controller of your PC. On my MOBO which is ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-F it has two USB 3.2 Type A Gen 2 ports. So I plugged my Wooting 80HE and my mouse on those two USB ports, upon checking it with the latency analyzer it shows that only one USB is working as it should. Any idea why?

https://imgur.com/a/HarVShc

i got you mate. Asus Support provided this to me a while ago. I asked them for a graphic with annotations of which USBs goes to CPU and they sent this (for Asus Strix B650E-F Gaming Wifi) :

B650E-F CPU USBs.png

Thank you. You're the best man.

[kyube]

Someone created a powershell script that tests and checks if you are using the lowest latency USB controller of your PC. On my MOBO which is ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-F it has two USB 3.2 Type A Gen 2 ports. So I plugged my Wooting 80HE and my mouse on those two USB ports, upon checking it with the latency analyzer it shows that only one USB is working as it should. Any idea why?

https://imgur.com/a/HarVShc

All of these CPU vs PCH routed USB ports topics are trivial & frankly ridiculous to discuss.
We're talking about a <1000ns (<1µs) difference in routing between CPU vs PCH.
Chasing USB driver DPC & ISR performance are far more fruitful than this topic.

[hot_coffee]

Someone created a powershell script that tests and checks if you are using the lowest latency USB controller of your PC. On my MOBO which is ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-F it has two USB 3.2 Type A Gen 2 ports. So I plugged my Wooting 80HE and my mouse on those two USB ports, upon checking it with the latency analyzer it shows that only one USB is working as it should. Any idea why?

https://imgur.com/a/HarVShc

All of these CPU vs PCH routed USB ports topics are trivial & frankly ridiculous to discuss.
We're talking about a <1000ns (<1µs) difference in routing between CPU vs PCH.
Chasing USB driver DPC & ISR performance are far more fruitful than this topic.

I have to disagree, it is noticable. The number may be small in theory, but if you are actually playing aim trainers and can archieve top scores, you can notice the difference immidiatly. And it is such an easy improvement by just plugging the mouse into the correct USB port instead of chasing driver latencies.

[kyube]

I have to disagree, it is noticable. The number may be small in theory, but if you are actually playing aim trainers and can archieve top scores, you can notice the difference immidiatly. And it is such an easy improvement by just plugging the mouse into the correct USB port instead of chasing driver latencies.

Human bias based on the plentiful of ignorant claims about certain settings purported online can do wonders to "boost scores" as well
Psychological & physiological effects play a much larger role than you & many other users around here think.

[hot_coffee]

I have to disagree, it is noticable. The number may be small in theory, but if you are actually playing aim trainers and can archieve top scores, you can notice the difference immidiatly. And it is such an easy improvement by just plugging the mouse into the correct USB port instead of chasing driver latencies.

Human bias based on the plentiful of ignorant claims about certain settings purported online can do wonders to "boost scores" as well
Psychological & physiological effects play a much larger role than you & many other users around here think.

Lmao just because you can't feel a difference, it doesn't mean others can't. Not sure if this is just ragebait or you are seriously this ignorant, every latency guide mentions this trick and that's for a reason. It seems to be a skill issue on your end.

[Slender]

kyube, if I perform an action after which I see the value 1 in the program, and I see the value 0 after I reverse the action, can I trust that program?