(INTEL ONLY) An easy way to instantly lower input latency

[atmk44]

What is usb interrupt coalescing and how to disable it
Apparently doesn't work on win 11

phpBB [video]

Recently found this youtube channel, the guy posts a lot of interesting videos telling and showing you about stuff that you won't get spoonfed, which is literally free information so you don't want to miss out
Credit: RealJerryXOC#7693

[deama]

I wonder how to do this for amd?

[SKILLEN]

Error - Driver cannot be loaded,re-installing the program may fix the issue.

intel 12400f

B660m asus prime D4

[Tiberiusmoon]

After looking around at various settings to reduce latency, at the end of the day I just stick to users who have external latency tests to backup their claims otherwise you don't know how much latency is reduced.

[Mr1991]

Sucks that you have to apply it every boot, wonder if there’s a way to make it permanent

[timecard]

This is interrupt moderation for Intel USB xhci controllers, Windows 8 and 10 both use 50 microsecond (us) interrupt moderation rate by default. It might help if you have mouse with more than 1000hz polling rate otherwise won't do much.

[skkiNN]

Error - Driver cannot be loaded,re-installing the program may fix the issue.

intel 12400f

B660m asus prime D4

Same here..

i7 7700k
z270

[Unreazz]

That is Eonds YT Channel

[Mr1991]

This is interrupt moderation for Intel USB xhci controllers, Windows 8 and 10 both use 50 microsecond (us) interrupt moderation rate by default. It might help if you have mouse with more than 1000hz polling rate otherwise won't do much.

So what benefit does it have by disabling, if it’s already 50 mcs by default, which is already low?

[timecard]

This is interrupt moderation for Intel USB xhci controllers, Windows 8 and 10 both use 50 microsecond (us) interrupt moderation rate by default. It might help if you have mouse with more than 1000hz polling rate otherwise won't do much.

So what benefit does it have by disabling, if it’s already 50 mcs by default, which is already low?

That's what I'm saying, it doesn't unless you have 8000hz mouse.