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hello can u help me decide which card to buy for lowest input lag on mouse and keyboard?
Keyboard wooting 80he 8000hz
Mouse Endgame gear op1 8000hz

i buy before this card https://vi.aliexpress.com/item/1005007560296360.html
PCI-E to 4 Ports USB 2.0 Converter Card PCIE USB2.0 Adapter Card MCS9990 Chipset Allows Hot-Swapping USB Riser

But it doesnt work with windows 10 after few minutes it gives error with driver...

As far as I know, it is wrong to connect a mouse and keyboard to a PCI-e card. I remember that connecting only the mouse gives much better results. In addition, the PCI-e card you use may cause problems at high speeds such as 1x, 8k hz. Try using only your mouse and run it at 1k hz.

i think i have the same problem with 1x 1k hz
but i will try again..!!
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any recommendation for pci-e card??

What is your motherboard?

I can recommend a pcie card with asmedia 3142 chipset. If your motherboard has a slot that will fit pcie 4x. If you install the driver manually, you will get the best mouse performance. I saw a topic about this on Blurbuster.

My pc specs
MOBO: Asus rog strix z270f
Case: Lian li PC 011 Dynamic XL
CPU: i7 7700k
RAM:G.Skill 16GB 3200mhz
SSD: M2 Samsung evo 250GB
GPU Msi 1070 8GB
PSU:Corsair AX860i

alp15eren wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2025, 06:03

I can recommend a pcie card with asmedia 3142 chipset. If your motherboard has a slot that will fit pcie 4x. If you install the driver manually, you will get the best mouse performance. I saw a topic about this on Blurbuster.

USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 ?

Get USB 3.0, USB 3.1 or USB 3.2. My recommendation is to get USB 3.2. I remember that those that provide an external connection to the power supply give better results.

Example:

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alp15eren wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2025, 05:43

As far as I know, it is wrong to connect a mouse and keyboard to a PCI-e card. I remember that connecting only the mouse gives much better results. In addition, the PCI-e card you use may cause problems at high speeds such as 1x, 8k hz. Try using only your mouse and run it at 1k hz.

If he has 240Hz monitor and up, wouldn't it be better to keep mouse at 2000hz according to this (as long as he can see the difference - as even pros playing on 360Hz monitor doesn't care about that), but for personal use wouldn't it be better to have it lowest jitter as possible? 2000Hz should not be as taxing on CPU, while 4000Hz might be more but has bigger improvement.

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