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There are 6 replies in this Thread. The last Post () by (IOC)Scarface135.
Personally I only can recommend do not use wireless stuff for games where precise timing is needed. I also play from time to time FL/CF with wireless mouse, but this just for exploration relaxing play ... when I need precision, I use my "old" gaming mouse with cable 
Personally I only can recommend do not use wireless stuff for games where precise timing is needed. I also play from time to time FL/CF with wireless mouse, but this just for exploration relaxing play ... when I need precision, I use my "old" gaming mouse with cable
yeah i getting a new gaming mouse real soon one i have hurts my hand after a while 
I wish I can get another Logitech MX518 Gaming Optical Mouse ... perfect mouse which serves me for gaming for 10 years. I now look on Logitech pages and it looks like they will bring this legend back into shops, will buy one for this Christmas if it is true.
... perfect! thats not how the low latency mode works
it changes how the graphic card pre-renders frames
usually the graphic card pre-renders a few frames and sends them to the monitor with a tiny delay... which causes a small latency for the monitor refresh
the new driver minimized the amount of frames that are hold back and therefore can reduce the monitor latency by up to 30%
with rendering the frames on time now the driver has to be much more accurate in the render process since there is a smaller error tolerance
on the good side this potentially might increase the FPS on optimized games.
your input lag from mouse and keyboard remain the same
that being said - i dont think we have any super pro gamers here which would notice a significant difference.
Display Morethats not how the low latency mode works
it changes how the graphic card pre-renders frames
usually the graphic card pre-renders a few frames and sends them to the monitor with a tiny delay... which causes a small latency for the monitor refresh
the new driver minimized the amount of frames that are hold back and therefore can reduce the monitor latency by up to 30%
with rendering the frames on time now the driver has to be much more accurate in the render process since there is a smaller error tolerance
on the good side this potentially might increase the FPS on optimized games.
your input lag from mouse and keyboard remain the same
that being said - i dont think we have any super pro gamers here which would notice a significant difference.
I’ve noticed my frames are alittle more stable with latest drivers I have low latency mode on ultra maybe that has stabled my fps on cf mp FPS doesn’t go below 120fps no more happy days ?
