can someone tell me if this is normal?
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internetexplorer4
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can someone tell me if this is normal?
I'm getting this kind of results on the mouse tester 1.4, both xCounts and yCounts graphs like this, polling rate is normal
already tried different dpi, different mouse and different pc, same thing
I researched on the internet and other people's results on the xCounts and yCounts looks like this, couldn't find any graph like mine
I want to ask if this is normal to know if its worth to do a IRL test with other person
already tried different dpi, different mouse and different pc, same thing
I researched on the internet and other people's results on the xCounts and yCounts looks like this, couldn't find any graph like mine
I want to ask if this is normal to know if its worth to do a IRL test with other person
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internetexplorer4
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Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
posted in the wrong section, I can't delete it for some reason, already reposted in the right section, admins can remove this post instead of movinginternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑18 Jun 2024, 20:46I'm getting this kind of results on the mouse tester 1.4, both xCounts and yCounts graphs like this, polling rate is normal
already tried different dpi, different mouse and different pc, same thing
mousetester.png
I researched on the internet and other people's results on the xCounts and yCounts looks like this, couldn't find any graph like mine
mousetester2.png
I want to ask if this is normal to know if its worth to do a IRL test with other person
Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
use normal mousetester 1.5.3 (frequency) firstinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑18 Jun 2024, 20:46I'm getting this kind of results on the mouse tester 1.4, both xCounts and yCounts graphs like this, polling rate is normal
already tried different dpi, different mouse and different pc, same thing
mousetester.png
I researched on the internet and other people's results on the xCounts and yCounts looks like this, couldn't find any graph like mine
mousetester2.png
I want to ask if this is normal to know if its worth to do a IRL test with other person
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internetexplorer4
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Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
Slender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 07:24use normal mousetester 1.5.3 (frequency) firstinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑18 Jun 2024, 20:46I'm getting this kind of results on the mouse tester 1.4, both xCounts and yCounts graphs like this, polling rate is normal
already tried different dpi, different mouse and different pc, same thing
mousetester.png
I researched on the internet and other people's results on the xCounts and yCounts looks like this, couldn't find any graph like mine
mousetester2.png
I want to ask if this is normal to know if its worth to do a IRL test with other person
yeah I tested the 1.5.3 version yesterday too, I get the same results, look:
the frequency graph is actually bad too, did many tests yesterday and a lot of times it would go to 130.000hz, 300.000hz etc
but this frequency graph doesn't matter that much for me, as I've seen that this could actually happen in some cases, I saw one post here where many people were having problems with the frequency graph, I want something that is completely abnormal that doesn't happen with anyone
that's why I'm interested in those xCount and yCount graphs, because I couldn't find anyone with the same thing, have you ever seen someone with this kind of graph on those specific 2 sections (xCount and yCount)? or maybe if you also got something like that on those, I really would like to know, ty for your reply btw!!
Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
you need stabilize that line to 995-1005 hzinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 16:41Slender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 07:24use normal mousetester 1.5.3 (frequency) firstinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑18 Jun 2024, 20:46I'm getting this kind of results on the mouse tester 1.4, both xCounts and yCounts graphs like this, polling rate is normal
already tried different dpi, different mouse and different pc, same thing
mousetester.png
I researched on the internet and other people's results on the xCounts and yCounts looks like this, couldn't find any graph like mine
mousetester2.png
I want to ask if this is normal to know if its worth to do a IRL test with other person
yeah I tested the 1.5.3 version yesterday too, I get the same results, look:
mousetester1.5.png
the frequency graph is actually bad too, did many tests yesterday and a lot of times it would go to 130.000hz, 300.000hz etc
mousetester1.5 v2.png
but this frequency graph doesn't matter that much for me, as I've seen that this could actually happen in some cases, I saw one post here where many people were having problems with the frequency graph, I want something that is completely abnormal that doesn't happen with anyone
that's why I'm interested in those xCount and yCount graphs, because I couldn't find anyone with the same thing, have you ever seen someone with this kind of graph on those specific 2 sections (xCount and yCount)? or maybe if you also got something like that on those, I really would like to know, ty for your reply btw!!
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Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
I got you, but how about the xCount and yCount graphs, you ever had a result like that or saw someone having it?Slender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 16:50you need stabilize that line to 995-1005 hzinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 16:41Slender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 07:24use normal mousetester 1.5.3 (frequency) firstinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑18 Jun 2024, 20:46I'm getting this kind of results on the mouse tester 1.4, both xCounts and yCounts graphs like this, polling rate is normal
already tried different dpi, different mouse and different pc, same thing
mousetester.png
I researched on the internet and other people's results on the xCounts and yCounts looks like this, couldn't find any graph like mine
mousetester2.png
I want to ask if this is normal to know if its worth to do a IRL test with other person
yeah I tested the 1.5.3 version yesterday too, I get the same results, look:
mousetester1.5.png
the frequency graph is actually bad too, did many tests yesterday and a lot of times it would go to 130.000hz, 300.000hz etc
mousetester1.5 v2.png
but this frequency graph doesn't matter that much for me, as I've seen that this could actually happen in some cases, I saw one post here where many people were having problems with the frequency graph, I want something that is completely abnormal that doesn't happen with anyone
that's why I'm interested in those xCount and yCount graphs, because I couldn't find anyone with the same thing, have you ever seen someone with this kind of graph on those specific 2 sections (xCount and yCount)? or maybe if you also got something like that on those, I really would like to know, ty for your reply btw!!
when I put my mouse on 125hz, the frequency graph looks ok, the xCount and yCount do kinda change but I still have the same problem, which I found too abnormal, again, didn't see anyone with this same kind of graph so far
this is with 125hz, you can see that my xCount/yCount graph have the same problem even tho the frequency is way more stable
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Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
ye, because 125hz is more stable then 1000hz in your setup. You have delta 400hz, but need get 10!internetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:24I got you, but how about the xCount and yCount graphs, you ever had a result like that or saw someone having it?Slender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 16:50you need stabilize that line to 995-1005 hzinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 16:41
yeah I tested the 1.5.3 version yesterday too, I get the same results, look:
mousetester1.5.png
the frequency graph is actually bad too, did many tests yesterday and a lot of times it would go to 130.000hz, 300.000hz etc
mousetester1.5 v2.png
but this frequency graph doesn't matter that much for me, as I've seen that this could actually happen in some cases, I saw one post here where many people were having problems with the frequency graph, I want something that is completely abnormal that doesn't happen with anyone
that's why I'm interested in those xCount and yCount graphs, because I couldn't find anyone with the same thing, have you ever seen someone with this kind of graph on those specific 2 sections (xCount and yCount)? or maybe if you also got something like that on those, I really would like to know, ty for your reply btw!!
when I put my mouse on 125hz, the frequency graph looks ok, the xCount and yCount do kinda change but I still have the same problem, which I found too abnormal, again, didn't see anyone with this same kind of graph so far
this is with 125hz, you can see that my xCount/yCount graph have the same problem even tho the frequency is way more stable
make close your 125hz graph and you see delta 120-130.
your delta on 1000hz is 800-1200. that is so high.
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Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
I see!! but you don't know what is going on with the xCount and yCount graphs, right? if that is normal etc, I'm assuming you also didn't saw something like that before, as I couldn't find anything on the internet myself. I'm trying to get people to test this for me, want to know if someone will get the xCount/yCount graph like that, but its so hard to find people to test, thats why I tried to post it here, maybe someone can test or already saw someone having the same thingSlender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:40ye, because 125hz is more stable then 1000hz in your setup. You have delta 400hz, but need get 10!internetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:24I got you, but how about the xCount and yCount graphs, you ever had a result like that or saw someone having it?Slender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 16:50you need stabilize that line to 995-1005 hzinternetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 16:41
yeah I tested the 1.5.3 version yesterday too, I get the same results, look:
mousetester1.5.png
the frequency graph is actually bad too, did many tests yesterday and a lot of times it would go to 130.000hz, 300.000hz etc
mousetester1.5 v2.png
but this frequency graph doesn't matter that much for me, as I've seen that this could actually happen in some cases, I saw one post here where many people were having problems with the frequency graph, I want something that is completely abnormal that doesn't happen with anyone
that's why I'm interested in those xCount and yCount graphs, because I couldn't find anyone with the same thing, have you ever seen someone with this kind of graph on those specific 2 sections (xCount and yCount)? or maybe if you also got something like that on those, I really would like to know, ty for your reply btw!!
when I put my mouse on 125hz, the frequency graph looks ok, the xCount and yCount do kinda change but I still have the same problem, which I found too abnormal, again, didn't see anyone with this same kind of graph so far
this is with 125hz, you can see that my xCount/yCount graph have the same problem even tho the frequency is way more stable
make close your 125hz graph and you see delta 120-130.
your delta on 1000hz is 800-1200. that is so high.
Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
im test it later and write in this thread.internetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:54I see!! but you don't know what is going on with the xCount and yCount graphs, right? if that is normal etc, I'm assuming you also didn't saw something like that before, as I couldn't find anything on the internet myself. I'm trying to get people to test this for me, want to know if someone will get the xCount/yCount graph like that, but its so hard to find people to test, thats why I tried to post it here, maybe someone can test or already saw someone having the same thingSlender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:40ye, because 125hz is more stable then 1000hz in your setup. You have delta 400hz, but need get 10!internetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:24I got you, but how about the xCount and yCount graphs, you ever had a result like that or saw someone having it?
when I put my mouse on 125hz, the frequency graph looks ok, the xCount and yCount do kinda change but I still have the same problem, which I found too abnormal, again, didn't see anyone with this same kind of graph so far
this is with 125hz, you can see that my xCount/yCount graph have the same problem even tho the frequency is way more stable
make close your 125hz graph and you see delta 120-130.
your delta on 1000hz is 800-1200. that is so high.
But it same like i say.
you need clean OS and try configure bios for stable (static oc)
whats your pc?
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internetexplorer4
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Re: can someone tell me if this is normal?
I had all the desync/input lag/floaty mouse problems on every setup I tried so far!! which were more than 20 completely different setups, a lot of them in different cities, with different power companies, different isps etc, most of them were pretty good setups, so pc specs never made any difference on this problem for me, the pc I'm using right now is very weak thoSlender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 18:04im test it later and write in this thread.internetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:54I see!! but you don't know what is going on with the xCount and yCount graphs, right? if that is normal etc, I'm assuming you also didn't saw something like that before, as I couldn't find anything on the internet myself. I'm trying to get people to test this for me, want to know if someone will get the xCount/yCount graph like that, but its so hard to find people to test, thats why I tried to post it here, maybe someone can test or already saw someone having the same thingSlender wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:40ye, because 125hz is more stable then 1000hz in your setup. You have delta 400hz, but need get 10!internetexplorer4 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2024, 17:24
I got you, but how about the xCount and yCount graphs, you ever had a result like that or saw someone having it?
when I put my mouse on 125hz, the frequency graph looks ok, the xCount and yCount do kinda change but I still have the same problem, which I found too abnormal, again, didn't see anyone with this same kind of graph so far
this is with 125hz, you can see that my xCount/yCount graph have the same problem even tho the frequency is way more stable
make close your 125hz graph and you see delta 120-130.
your delta on 1000hz is 800-1200. that is so high.
But it same like i say.
you need clean OS and try configure bios for stable (static oc)
whats your pc?
this test in specific I have done only on 2 different pcs (with completely different specs) and 3 different mouses so far (2 logitech and 1 razer) one pc have w10 and the other w11, same results
what I want is to know if someone have the same thing and if this is normal (the xCount/yCount thing, not the frequency) before I go to other places and ask someone to test irl with me
so if you do this test and get the same results as me, specially if you don't have a lot of input lag/floaty mouse problems, that would help me to not waste my time with this test
