I have something for everyone to try, but this is only for wireless mouse users. You can try this wired but I doubt it’s really gonna help or do anything cause this is really only meant for wireless mouse users. This is also gonna be a little bit of a long post so please bear with me
If your PC setup is in your bedroom I want you to turn off any and every single light in the room and close your door. If you have any wifi or Bluetooth devices get them out of the room. If you have a phone take it to a different room and if you have ethernet, turn it off and get it out of your room. If you literally have ANY KIND of device in your room apart from the PC setup, get it out of the room. The only thing you should have in your room now is just the PC setup. Now make sure your wireless dongle is on your table and as close to your mouse as possible… test this out and then let me know how everything feels.
Input lag test for wireless mouse users
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