Mouse pooling rate drops from 1000hz to 500hz

[Lodooo]

Hey so I recently switched to a new pc (i5-13600kf, msi z690 pro-a, rtx 2060) and I'm having trouble with my mouse pooling rate.
On my previous pc (amd 7 3800x, b550) the graph was stable. My mouse is logitech g pro wireless. Need help

[Leot]

As far as I know, I'm pretty sure only Logitech mice do this (at least the one's with HERO sensor). I think it's related to the HERO's power saving method for polling the mouse.

It says this on Logitech's site about the HERO sensor:

HERO utilizes a smart power management system to continuously adjust frame rate based on the movement of the mouse. This allows exacting performance plus constantly managed and minimized power consumption. This enables 10x power efficiency compared to previous generation.

I'm not entirely sure if it's related. I just know I heard somewhere that the "500hz spike" bug was related to Logitech mice.

[Slender]

Hey so I recently switched to a new pc (i5-13600kf, msi z690 pro-a, rtx 2060) and I'm having trouble with my mouse pooling rate.
On my previous pc (amd 7 3800x, b550) the graph was stable. My mouse is logitech g pro wireless. Need help

i have this issue on pulsar xlite v1 mice.
if your unplug - plug mice, problem is resolve.
try that guide viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9977

[Lodooo]

Hey so I recently switched to a new pc (i5-13600kf, msi z690 pro-a, rtx 2060) and I'm having trouble with my mouse pooling rate.
On my previous pc (amd 7 3800x, b550) the graph was stable. My mouse is logitech g pro wireless. Need help

i have this issue on pulsar xlite v1 mice.
if your unplug - plug mice, problem is resolve.
try that guide viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9977

re-plugging mouse doesn't help, the guide didn't help neither

[Slender]

Hey so I recently switched to a new pc (i5-13600kf, msi z690 pro-a, rtx 2060) and I'm having trouble with my mouse pooling rate.
On my previous pc (amd 7 3800x, b550) the graph was stable. My mouse is logitech g pro wireless. Need help

ok, im have a wireless mice and i have same.

[vhagar]

As far as I know, I'm pretty sure only Logitech mice do this (at least the one's with HERO sensor). I think it's related to the HERO's power saving method for polling the mouse.

It says this on Logitech's site about the HERO sensor:

HERO utilizes a smart power management system to continuously adjust frame rate based on the movement of the mouse. This allows exacting performance plus constantly managed and minimized power consumption. This enables 10x power efficiency compared to previous generation.

I'm not entirely sure if it's related. I just know I heard somewhere that the "500hz spike" bug was related to Logitech mice.

There's a video Fr33thy made on this exact polling issue with Logitech mice - ~9:00 min mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzucJlJ8eds