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Is that actually affecting your gameplay in competitive games broo Pls reply

​@@speedblitz864 no

I think the video shows the opposite. Lower polling rate causes lag and higher polling rate is smoother

1000 hz still better, his aim is jittering prob due to his sensitivity being too high, if he lowers it, its way smoother than 500hz.

i don't recommend having your polling rate that high. It will decrease your fps.

1000 hz is best for gaming

Heavy? Wut

Get steadier hands. If ik polling somehow makes your movement more sensitive, reapply your movement was just bad the whole time. 8k is wayyyyy smoother and feels opposite of "heavy" whatever tf that means lol

@@JTheraos by heavy means it feels like 100dpi with same sens. I really wanted to utilise it but my hand just shaking af so no used. But what about the heavy. Should i change dpi too? Because change the polling also reduce the dpi somewhat. I use .2 sen and 1000 dpi @ 1k polling. By change pooling to 8k 1000dpi feels like 100dpi fr

This only works for very slow movements.. aiming at fast speed will be just as shitty and shaky as a high polling rate. Shaky is shaky.

shaky is shaky true. but it can be reduce with the right mousepad. use leathermousepad for laser traking mouse. and fibermousepad for optic tracking mouse. leather is for laser. because you can stop mouse movement easily on leathersurface with your fingers. optic is for the fibremousepad cause it uses less dpi. and fibre surface is abit smooth and fits the low dpi 😂 this is not some science fiction i found on internet. you dont need to find prove on youtube. just go try it yourself and find out how it work.

There are a million videos of more extensive testing. A simple search will do you wonders.

8000Hz is crazy

@@Knight-Orthodoxit’s insane

What you see with low polling rate is very, VERY different from screen tearing... I think you need to re look up screen tearing cause this ain't it

I have a genuine question.....i also have the 8khz but when i chdck the poling rate online on a web it doesn't go higher than 6/6.5k sometimes, is it but or something???? Wrong!! Let me know if you could check yours it would be a help to know if mine is faulty or not

​@@KrKrop-ei7qxsome websites or apps dont support 8k hz I think

@@KrKrop-ei7qxmaybe your specs are too weak

​@@nozomi3360I didn't know I needed higher specs for mouses. That's insane. What should I expect of fps loss going from 125hz to 8000?

@@Newko higher polling rate take up your cpu so if your cpu is not strong enough higher polling would actually make you play worse due to the fps lost

do you mind telling me ?

@@takeoffson The polling rate is basically telling the computer if you moved. A higher number means you are telling the computer more often that you moved. If you have jittery hands, a lower polling rate might be better. You have to test which one you like better.

@@takeoffson in short form, updated mouse position/second

@@jaylenjames364 Are u saying that if we are moving our mouse to the Right side we can see that our aim is stucky stucky or laggy while moving meaning that the polling rate is low right ??? or if we don't see any type of lag when moving our aim meaning it has good polling rate right???😵😵😵

@@ItsSpideynotfound I am kinda confuse what you are asking. Your aim can depend on a lot of factors. A glass mouse pad can make your aim feel different, because the surface is smooter. Glass mouse feet are similar. A wireless mouse can make you feel more free because there is no wire in the way. It is harder to copy someone else's sensitivity on pc, because everyone is using a different mouse, and mouse pad.

Don’t use a dpi shift it fucks aim horribly also don’t lower polling rate that is stupif

How do you adjust polling rate on ps4?

@@gigimmitgotta do it in the mouse software on a computer (not all mice have that option tho so google yk)

@@gigimmitcomment late asf but probs a xim or another adapter

@@jayvynn2391bro u can use mnk on console cod no problem

increase the dpi to 1600 and set polling rate to 1000

just increase polling rate and set sens accordingly

@@subrexeewhy dpi?

If you use 125 hz polling rate on 240 hz monitor it will lag

​@@benthambi2872 your cursor will get choppy, but the entire screen isn't gonna get all fucked up and choppy from different polling rates...

@@JTheraos idk on what basis i said ab the relation between mouse polling rate and monitor refresh. I might have been drunk lol. Well looking back at my comment i think it's dumb. 1000 hz is smoother but i dont think it has any relation between monitor refresh rate

Omg were same mouse and I also lag in 500hz polling rate

yesss

1000hz

I find playing with 125hz is more sensitive and helps me aim. Sucks that it makes 240hz look less smooth. I'm wondering if TN vs IPS panel would make a difference.

@@Baker8933 125 hz is 8ms delay , 500hz is 2ms 1000hz 1ms and 8000hz 0.200ms ... i use 8000 hz cuz i play fortnite and i flick more than track enemys ... if i play a 100% spray tracking game i would consider keep 8000hz cuz of muscle memory , but for some people , the smother and mostly balanced part of a 500hz mice , is that no force your cpu usage which for some people can destroy frametime , and 8000hz is for high end pcs ... mostly used is 1000hz btw ...when i get my 8000hz , i beat all my records in koovaks , monitor 280hz ... the diference is noticable from 500hz/1000hz ...and so much smother image ... the reaction flick time is insane , 60 hours of koovaks in my 8000hz and getting used to it for tracking that is the hardest thing in a fastest polling rate ..

@@Baker8933 It's just because of the fps being displayed almosr doubling the mouse's report rate. It's like its skipping frames because it can only move in 125 increments per second where the monitor updates 240 times.

You are objectively wrong 500 is less accurate

You mouse polling rate doesn't have anything to do with your monitors refresh rate or your fps... completely different, unrelated things.

1k polling rate is enough for your needs. idk why people still use 8k polling rate mice

i have 8k mouse razer viper , and i can say that my mouse in "hz tester" dont get more than 4k hz ...and its a windows limitation that can be solved in windows 11 ...but in windows 10 its stuck at 4k hz .... but i use 500hz anyway ... even 4k hz use 20% more cpu than a 500hz and 4k isn`t precise , it takes time to reach 4k ...in micro-movements 500hz reach since beggining of the move ...4k is hard to get a good muscle memory because of this inconsistency that happens even in a 1000hz vs500hz

8k just gonna use more cpu and make u stutter plus most programs and games cant even register 8000hz, use 1000hz because everyone does so and it's the best

@@dipsithecreeper there are tests that prove u are right only in the "more cpu usage" part ... all tests proven that human reaction in 8k hz was increased by 4x in micro-ajustments after 80 hours of kovaaks ... 8k hz was never a "game feature" its just your cpu/gpu/screen rendering in the fastest way to yours eyes ... and motion clarity to a 240 hz monitor was another proff that 8k hz vs 1000 hz isn't mimic ... when you say : use 1000 hz because everyone use it ... the same word was sayd years ago when pro cs players was stuck at 125 hz mouse , and 500hz was created ... people was afraid to increase pc resources/bottleneck ... of course to use 8khz mice , u need a high end cpu with alot ipc and cores ... if u have a setup to tank this mice , u will have better reaction experience afters some hours of training ...

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1600 Dpi 0.21 ingame sens

@@markmaher1225 We both currently use the same dpi, interesting... what about the mouse?

@@Cosmicmorales I use Viper mini

and i can confirm : the higher the Polling rate, the more accurate the mouse.

1600 dpi

I use 1600 dpi that ain't low fam.

@@markmaher1225do you use Razer?

No, actually having a faster dpi will make it more jittery. And how fast your dpi is has nothing to do with your polling rate. You can have the fastest or slowest dpi ever, have your mouse in a machine that precicely moves the mouse the same every time, and low polling rate will look jittery as fuck even with the definition of perfectly smooth mouse movement.

Maybe avoid speaking as if what you say is factual, when you have absolutely no clue :)

@@markmaher1225 125hz is better for 1 frame flicks, and mouse dosen't read too much bad hand movement so tracking is more accurate with 125hz .

how so? wouldnt more freedom be more precise

@@17nji no, more precision register more positions, its less precise. Trust me

@@carloslezcano9673 its only smoother because it refreshes faster. its not that there are more "slots" for it to fill per say, but its that the mouse has more room for adjustments.

That doesn't make any sense lol

@@mr.commonsense6645 it does, research for yourself. I wont do your homework

bro sameeeee

Started with that, used it for two years, got a used g502 hero and had horrible no click issues, double click issues. Going to get a razor 8khz since it's so cheap

Same because 1k hertz causes lag

​@@sategllib2191 lol same gonna buy red dragon now since my Logitech kees on double clicking and sometimes hold mouse click doesnt work

@@bluex6385 I've had no issues with the razor, like it a lot more than the red dragon, feels higher quality. Both should do just fine though over that damn Logitech lol

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@@markmaher1225 No problem man! We make similar content, do you think you could check out my most recent video?

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