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special A.I.S. shielding for floaty mouse feeling?
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Muji
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special A.I.S. shielding for floaty mouse feeling?
Has anyone tried A.I.S. displayport shielding? I wanted to know if anyone has tried different displayport cables for fixing their input delay issues. I know there was a forum on fibre optic cable. Let me know if anyone has tried it. I plan on buying this to test:
If someone has tried it already, let me know please if its worth it.
If someone has tried it already, let me know please if its worth it.
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Re: special A.I.S. shielding for floaty mouse feeling?
Snake oil.
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Lanaxi
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dervu
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Re: special A.I.S. shielding for floaty mouse feeling?
Solution for what? First you need to find what causes it.
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Lanaxi
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Re: special A.I.S. shielding for floaty mouse feeling?
A solution for issues involving "floating" mouse movement, input lag, or an image that looks like it's running at 30Hz.
Ideally, you need to find the root cause. But when you can't—perhaps due to a lack of resources—it is sometimes easier, cheaper, or even free to simply try out various ideas.
Ideally, you need to find the root cause. But when you can't—perhaps due to a lack of resources—it is sometimes easier, cheaper, or even free to simply try out various ideas.
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ablemor
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Re: special A.I.S. shielding for floaty mouse feeling?
It's a waste of money, don't buy it, but you're on the right track anyway EMI/RFI is causing the floaty mouse movement, and the rest is probably DPC latency.