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playing with PAW3950 Sensor is great, also does good on cheap mouse pad

when the battery is going below same percentage then the problems starting to crawl back

so i set the mode to gaming so it wont apply power saving
which helped , after going even below 30% then it again come back to make problems

so i had to lower the dpi polling rate also the mode to default
so it wont miss the right position, and make same sudden moves

the question is it all related to the voltage of the battery been so low to the functions of the hardware become more random and prone to errors ?

30% battery is reducing the voltage much ? and cause those input lag and such ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5lZLXWl5pY

I had the exact same experience as a year ago. After switching from the Razer PAW3399 to the PAW3950 sensor, I noticed a significant improvement in the sensitivity of the mouse's fine-tuning. I also had a battery life issue, but it seemed to improve the mouse's feel when the battery was low, around 10% or less.
But what I want to say is that none of this is the root of the problem. I brought the same mouse to an internet cafe, and when I used it on the computers there, it was like a machine that could blow my head off. But when I got home, the mouse became heavy and unresponsive.

im only just started to test the mouse , i will make new update with more conclusive idea about what is going on

but i also changed the cpu mb that also helped

how is the latencymon with ur 13700k ?
change to ultimate power plane