Incredible input, as usual xD
Xhci may be the culprit.
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Vocaleyes
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Re: Xhci may be the culprit.
Well, thats disheartening. More than likely back to the drawing board then.agendarsky wrote: ↑24 Jul 2026, 07:31none, except i don't ned to replug mouse after boot to get stable polling rate, there is some uefi - os pre-boot handshake bug where mouse polling rate won't go higher than 1000 or even go lower unless you unplug and plug your mouse back.
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DudeBeFishing
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Re: Xhci may be the culprit.
Get a PCI/PCIe adapter and PCI USB card. There's far more PCI USB 2.0 cards available, new and used. Windows drivers might be a problem though.
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Vocaleyes
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Re: Xhci may be the culprit.
…what a great idea!DudeBeFishing wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 00:26Get a PCI/PCIe adapter and PCI USB card. There's far more PCI USB 2.0 cards available, new and used. Windows drivers might be a problem though.
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ablemor
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Re: Xhci may be the culprit.
Don't buy anything, I've tried this too and it didn't help, the problem is not xhci and ehci.
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Vocaleyes
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Re: Xhci may be the culprit.
Can confirm. Ruled out entirely.