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@@auzyx6138 that's weird. i don't know how to fix that, sorry. did you remove the silver screw when you cleaned your controller?

@@NoodleCDS you mean the one that holding the PCB? yeah, now im confused the pattern to actually put the cable without being wobble. But i don't think that's the problem. Because if i just put the board on the case and let the cable outside, it's still doing the same thing, thw weird thing is my trigger doesn't feel as deep as it used to so i think that's why

@@auzyx6138 yeah, the one holding the pcb. the wire behind it has a specific position so it fits right. just try to move the wires over the pegs and that'll fix the wobble problem. for the trigger, maybe something got stuck inside the trigger? try blowing on it if you can or shaking it if you can hear something in there.

@@NoodleCDS i finally fix it, idk but i just plug and unplug and the sensitivity is normal again, i think it's like some sort of callibration idk, but yeah you can't screw the pcb too tight otherwise it has a little input for some reason, thanks for helping. And also there's like 2 white lines on the back of the circuit board that kinda help me to know where to align the wires.

@@auzyx6138 oh that's good. sorry i couldn't really help much

sorry, i didn't have any sports game on me so i couldn't try those out.

@@NoodleCDS how will be it as my very first controller?

@@04farhan28 the only fault i can say is the triggers being kinda hard to press when you first have it but aside from that, this is a very solid first choice. my F310 has been in use for over 5 years at this point and that's after accidentally dropping it and opening it up multiple times to clean it. very durable and very good controller.

@@NoodleCDS ok thanks. I am ordering it

@@04farhan28 hope you like it!

i find it to be very responsive. i can wavedash better with this than a playstation controller.

​@@NoodleCDS Thank you ❤️❤️ i follow your chanel

@@arifemreruzgar5517 thank you, friend

there is a wire that's supposed to be positioned in a certain way when you put them both back together.

exactly!

yeah, that's been an ongoing thing for xbox controllers for as long as i can remember. 8bitdo has licensed xbox controllers that have hall effect joysticks (they use magnets so there's 0 drift) and if you're on PC, gamesir has one too.

nope. no input delay from what i've felt. tested this on rhythm games and platformers and it's fairly solid except for the deadzones which takes a fair bit of feathering before it registers

i've played only a few hours of tekken 8 and my controller feels responsive even after i opened it up and cleaned the inside a couple of times since i've gotten it. back when i still played fighting games it's held up really well so it can handle what you can dish out.

darn, sorry to hear. don't think the analogs are actually replaceable too? might need to talk to logitech support if it's still under warranty or retire it and find a new one if it's not.

not sure about the wireless version to be honest. i personally prefer wired equipment and my friend that recently got this same model didn't complain about stick drift. if you're looking for different brands Gamesir has controllers with magnetic sticks so it completely eliminates stick drift. i tried it myself and it's really tight and i recommend it but i'm not so sure about the price. there's also 8bitdo which is priced really well and my friends say they don't have any bad comments about it. happy hunting!

@@NoodleCDS thank you. The GameSir T4 Cyclone Pro, EasySMX X10 and the FlyDigi DyerWolf 2 came up during my search.

still do. had to open it up and clean it a little but it still works and i still regularly use it.

there are captions

@@NoodleCDS Doh! Well, ain't I the dumbass. I'm blaming a brain fart. Sorry 'bout that.

@@kimghanson it's fine these things happen

it's the military signals it's sending out. cover it in tinfoil and see if it see if it still connects. if that doesn't work cover your whole room with egg cartons and tin foil

@@NoodleCDS yeah I think it’s too late for that because somehow, the submarine it connected to ended up going missing and I heard the people in there are all dead

@@BisharpnearOhio RIP too soon

thanks! yeah it's accidentally flipped on the gameplay sections lol

@@NoodleCDS btw wanna ask something. Do you feel tired (on your hand) with this controller while playing Smash? Bcoz the trigger is so heavy for me. I might mod it if it's possible

@@mjdevlog i don't find it heavy, no. it's not as smooth as say, the dualshock controllers but i think it's just about right.

@@NoodleCDS yeaah. I have a DS2 controller, it feels amazing, especially for wavedashing, sadly the controller is old and sometimes misinputs, that's why I bought the logitech

that's just logitech stuff for you, things just don't break easily. since i published this video, i did start getting issues but nothing that major, i have to press down hard on the dpad now and the triggers feel mushy but it's not that bad to me. but if you're willing to take a dive, i highly recommend it but i'd also advise that you look through the comments here and some videos before you make your final decision!

no drift?

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yes, i would recommend it for any office use including dialpad.

it really depends on the game if it has controller support, but yes it works with steam games. usually it's just plug and play, if the controller doesn't work use big picture mode on steam

Does it fine with street fighter 5 and retro mortal kombat...I can't execute guile and kage combos...its very hard on regular controller

i'm doing fine, thanks for asking. this works with pcsx2, not sure with rpcs3 but i'm 80% sure that it works and this controller doesn't have vibration.

yep

it's definitely not bad, but also not remarkably good if you ask me. your setup will struggle with multitasking and with productivity such as video editing, photo editing and rendering because of your low memory and older CPU/GPU respectively, on top of that newer games with their higher video memory requirements and the growth of GPU architectures as a whole will absolutely tank your FPS even on low settings. if this is a build that's strictly for older or more retro games, your build's fine and also impressive for cutting costs and giving adequate performance in games. if my pc is a hard 1 / 10, then yours is a solid 3.5 / 10. would love to play DOOM 2016 and see how that game performs on this

@@NoodleCDS I mean with an overclocked GPU (mostly the vram speed) it's running Apex at 900p (right between 720 and 1080) low settings at a comfortable and playable 40+ FPS, and I'd say Apex is a pretty new game lmao

plug and play on pc, but there's software if you need to set up some macros or if your game doesn't natively support generic gamepads.

adventure games? rabi-ribi, ToF, LoZ:BoTW comes to mind for me and it does well

huh, interesting. where do you mean when you say "gaps"? what controller are you most comfortable with? i'm actually interested in hearing your opinions

yes, the original PS2 joystick hurt our finger. this shape is same.

Ps3 controller is the best one both in terms of quality and comfort. I prefer it without the dualshock @@NoodleCDS

@@brokestudio_ fair. i really liked the dualshock 3 but that's exactly why the F310 feels so familiar and comfortable to me. which is why i really love the F310 as a result because it strikes a good price to performance for me. sadly an original PS3 controller costs a lot and a secondhand one would be sketchy to get, not including the super cheap but fake controllers floating around online.

@@NoodleCDS the fake ones are the issue here. I've bought some second hand ones for cheap and they have lasted 4 5 years so it's good although the longest one i had lasted 11 years

thank you, chilly man

since the triggers are analog, yes you can! but don't expect extremely fine control

@@NoodleCDS Thanks for your reply man, appreciated.

How about turning on sim racing games? Is it precise n smooth?

i don't have any knowledge on this model (sorry) but based on what i read this improves on the KZ ZSN Pros.

Thank you brother I wish you continued success 🌹🌹

yeah, the newer controllers are pretty disappointing with drift, xbox and nintendo being the prime suspects here. thanks for telling me about the wireless variant, planning to get one on the holidays to review! i'm curious though, how long does it take for the battery to die?

@@NoodleCDS My dude, AA batteries, like Energizer or Duracell batteries, AA type. Buy the Energizer rechargeable variant batteries. The Logitech Wireless F310, F510 and F710 are practically all the same in functionality, but some have rumble/vibration, some use batteriesvand some have wired variants. Honestly, all I have is my trusty F310 wired with no rumble feature, gotta buy them, because some of these aren't made anymore and lucky if you find a new unsold one on amazon or ebay, you're gonna find mostly used ones or ones that were hardly ever used and in perfect conditions still. Perfect controller for Steam/SteamLink, Nintendo Switch as a Pro controller (better with a cable extension). They are comfortable eitherway

@SolidMetal8718 oh i was just wondering if it's efficient with the batteries. i've had multiple logitech wireless mice that took a long amount of months to run out of batteries but my drone controller needs to have batteries replaced every other month. naturally i would like to review all versions of the logitech gamepad series (including the F510 which got pulled out of shelves) and i just need a new controller lol.

@@NoodleCDS I'd just look out for a Wired F310 like controller that can vibrate then that's all one needs to be be happy with for PC/Switch. Not sure, gotta guess that it is pretty power friendly, if the rumble feature is off, it could likely stay alive for a month or 3 max without swapping batteries, probably. I swear for the life of me, last tome I had to put batteries on a controller was on a remote controller toy car or an og xbox 360 controller

i would say it holds up for the foreseeable future. if you're looking for a controller with gyro support, vibration, and wireless capability then no because this controller's been around for 10 years and logitech hasn't improved upon it since. there is the f710 which is wireless and has vibration, but that sets you back by 50 bucks on amazon. for other brands i don't know much about them, except i find the MSI and SteelSeries icky and expensive, Dualshock 4 the best but very expensive and the Xbox One controllers good but a hit or miss with stick drift.

never tried RPCS3 but for PCSX2 and gamepass titles they were plug and play. i would say it would probably work with your ps3 emu, but if anything goes wrong you can set up a custom keybind with the downloadable software or on the emu's settings

ah yeah i can get that. it's the same for me but with xbox style controllers instead! you'll get used to the grip and shape of the controller sooner than you think, unless you have big hands then i can see why it's uncomfortable for you, but you'll still get used to it eitherway.

5v6 but i get a bouncy house? deal!