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[InputLagger]

Hi. Thanks for the update. This is bug in the old program version or "something" really interfere with PC? What do you think?

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9304&p=73941#p73941

[Slender]

Hi. Thanks for the update. This is bug in the old program version or "something" really interfere with PC? What do you think?

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9304&p=73941#p73941

that like mobo issue

[mendiguera_]

is this ok?

mouse: g pro x 1000hz

[Slender]

is this ok?

mouse: g pro x 1000hz

no, this is jitter.
try another usb port / check firmware update, etc.
that not normal

[Ragerlis]

is this ok?

mouse: g pro x 1000hz

no, this is jitter.
try another usb port / check firmware update, etc.
that not normal

Its the logitech energy saving features, pretty much turns off the mouse in fixed intervals for a brief moment to conserve battery life, turning it off should fix the spikes, the variation of 20%+- is likely powersaving features on in bios and OS.

Its actually fine if the energy saving features are on.

[mendiguera_]

is this ok?

mouse: g pro x 1000hz

no, this is jitter.
try another usb port / check firmware update, etc.
that not normal

Its the logitech energy saving features, pretty much turns off the mouse in fixed intervals for a brief moment to conserve battery life, turning it off should fix the spikes, the variation of 20%+- is likely powersaving features on in bios and OS.

Its actually fine if the energy saving features are on.

tried diff mouses and feels the same

[Ragerlis]

is this ok?

mouse: g pro x 1000hz

no, this is jitter.
try another usb port / check firmware update, etc.
that not normal

Its the logitech energy saving features, pretty much turns off the mouse in fixed intervals for a brief moment to conserve battery life, turning it off should fix the spikes, the variation of 20%+- is likely powersaving features on in bios and OS.

Its actually fine if the energy saving features are on.

tried diff mouses and feels the same

Well, first step is turning off the basic, put windows on high performance powerplan, turn off mouse and bios power saving features.

And remember, constant fast circular mouse movements, anything beside that will cause jitter in the statistics.

If no improvements are seen, a good way to diagnostic drivers is logging in safe mode and try doing the mousetester again, if the graphs are fine, the problem resides in drivers, if not, its likely hardware.

download/file.php?id=3589

And this graph is an ok graph IF your power saving features are on, its normal 20ish% variance in a non tweaked OS.