Im into no-bs PC optimization for almost a decade now and just found out about this in my motherboard manual. Instantly connected my mouse and keyboard to my cpu-usbports hehe
Xilly bro thank you so mutch man, i was strogelling with input delay on my controller for so long. This really fixed it. Togheter with the overclock is so smooth and responsive now, thanks.
Thanks for shareing this video. I use one black port from the cpu to to connecting a mouse and use a ps/2 for keyboard. Just make sure not ruted anything thru the chipset and go to disable and disconect the sata devices and remove the sata controller from the device managger I selected this two input devices by it generating realy low jitter when turn around and can be test it with left/right arrows keys pressed and try to sweep with the mouse at same time same speed but opposite directions. If u have got any issue with inputs timeing it geting blured or shakey or may not geting cancel them easily. If u had a good jitter free setup u need to often reinsert the tinned or not gold/gold connectors to keep the contacts clean or the performance ramping down by time.
This has to be the worse video I ever watched for this shit. majorgeeks with usb device tree viewer application is your best friend for this. You can view it real-time as you unplug usb devices and where they're located on your motherboard, instead of using this overly complicated mess of finding it..
Far easier to just check your motherboards manual to check which USB ports connect to the chipset and which ones connect directly to the processor. Most have either diagrams or say it directly.
For Asus ROG strix B550-F Gaming motherboards, the cpu (blue) ports come overclocked already at 1.5ms (when tested using a ps4 controller) compared to the normal 3.5ms. Is that supposed to happen?
The color of the port does matter. Blue ports have lower latency, because it is a modern USB chipset of only 30 microseconds, whereas the black ports which are USB 2.0 chipsets have more than 4 times the latency compared to the USB 3.0 of 130 microseconds.
When you’re plugged in to the chipset usb ports, what does the mouse feel like? Also, have you compared the feeling to an Intel board, if so how did that feel compared to cpu usb ports on AMD. Thanks!
all last intel motherboard z690/790 have only chipset usb, and its feeling like a heavy mice.(usb 2.0 on this board better) my boar msi z690 tomahawk wifi ddr4
intel new gen have only motherboard cheapset they removed chipset from cpu does this men new intel have input lag problem on games as motherboard chipset is used for usb ports?
It seems I only have two USB composite ports (non-generic ports), so currently I have my keyboard and mouse plugged into those. My headset is under generic, is that a bad thing?
This is a cool video, but doesn't help with intel at all. They just have one usb 3.0 hub. Nothing separate for the cpu. sad. Does anyone know which usbs to use for an intel MOBO?
Yo Xilly, Question...how would a powered usb hub or docking station factor into the equation? obiously it depends on the quality of the hub, but is there anysort of criteria that would make the USB hub more preferrable than any of the motherboard ports? Might be a dumb question but since the hub can power itself separately, that's gotta factor in somewhere when it comes to speed and stuff am I right or no?
Powered usb hubs are completely fine, and these theory about low latency usb ports is completely fake. There is maybe a 0.001 millisecond delay, which is completely unnoticeable. Getting a powered hub is a good idea since if you have a larger hub it will need some extra power if your plugging in several power hungry things into your usb hub.
My wireless mouse starts to stutter very frequently if I connect the dongle to the motherboard’s USB ports or a to a hub connected to them, but if I connect it to the case’s front USB ports it doesn’t.. does anyone know the reason?
Agreed. I just ended up not using device manager. Followed the other steps with the software and just restarted each time I’d try a different USB port.
@@Machoman7. The CPU CHIPSET is faster than the MOTHERBOARDS CHIPSET. :) Some ports on the motherboard use MOTHERBOARD CHIPSET & Others CPU CHIPSET and gives lower latency. I can confirm that IF YOU use a 8000Hz keyboard & 8000Hz mouse it lags on the MOTHERBOARD CHIPSET.
Dude, this is gold. I had NO idea about this and I've been deep diving into input lag/pc optimization for a couple of years now... Thank you!
Im into no-bs PC optimization for almost a decade now and just found out about this in my motherboard manual. Instantly connected my mouse and keyboard to my cpu-usbports hehe
Xilly bro thank you so mutch man, i was strogelling with input delay on my controller for so long. This really fixed it. Togheter with the overclock is so smooth and responsive now, thanks.
i always assumed the ones connected to my cpu were the ones closest to the LAN port turns out thats not the case appreciate the vid
Thanks for shareing this video.
I use one black port from the cpu to to connecting a mouse and use a ps/2 for keyboard.
Just make sure not ruted anything thru the chipset and go to disable and disconect the sata devices and remove the sata controller from the device managger
I selected this two input devices by it generating realy low jitter when turn around and can be test it with left/right arrows keys pressed and try to sweep with the mouse at same time same speed but opposite directions.
If u have got any issue with inputs timeing it geting blured or shakey or may not geting cancel them easily.
If u had a good jitter free setup u need to often reinsert the tinned or not gold/gold connectors to keep the contacts clean or the performance ramping down by time.
u can connect it to the front usb port it's not even a 1 ms difference, it's the same as directly in the motherboard
i tried every port on the back and in front of the pc and all say generic usb what shoud i do ?
This has to be the worse video I ever watched for this shit.
majorgeeks with usb device tree viewer application is your best friend for this. You can view it real-time as you unplug usb devices and where they're located on your motherboard, instead of using this overly complicated mess of finding it..
Far easier to just check your motherboards manual to check which USB ports connect to the chipset and which ones connect directly to the processor. Most have either diagrams or say it directly.
Most motherboard manuals do not say is the issue :/, HWINFO64 shows you instantly which one it is
For Asus ROG strix B550-F Gaming motherboards, the cpu (blue) ports come overclocked already at 1.5ms (when tested using a ps4 controller) compared to the normal 3.5ms. Is that supposed to happen?
bro xilly a quuestion, iam an intel user and i already tried all the ports, all of them go to Generic usb, what can i do? ty
same
does intel even have CPU usb ports? pretty sure only ryzen has those, im using 9700k on a z390 mobo and i dont think i have that kind of port
The color of the port does matter. Blue ports have lower latency, because it is a modern USB chipset of only 30 microseconds, whereas the black ports which are USB 2.0 chipsets have more than 4 times the latency compared to the USB 3.0 of 130 microseconds.
When you’re plugged in to the chipset usb ports, what does the mouse feel like?
Also, have you compared the feeling to an Intel board, if so how did that feel compared to cpu usb ports on AMD. Thanks!
all last intel motherboard z690/790 have only chipset usb, and its feeling like a heavy mice.(usb 2.0 on this board better) my boar msi z690 tomahawk wifi ddr4
@@alexandernazarov7636Have you personally tried chipset ports vs cpu ports? Can you feel a difference?
intel new gen have only motherboard cheapset they removed chipset from cpu does this men new intel have input lag problem on games as motherboard chipset is used for usb ports?
It seems I only have two USB composite ports (non-generic ports), so currently I have my keyboard and mouse plugged into those. My headset is under generic, is that a bad thing?
Any impact on lag having both mouse + controller in the same usb hub (CPU)?
Great content!
WHAT IF MY LC ALREADY H AS A 3.0 PORT AT THR TOP OF THE PC (MINE IS A GAMING PC) SHOULD I STILL PLUG MY CONTROLLER IN THE BACM
This is a cool video, but doesn't help with intel at all. They just have one usb 3.0 hub. Nothing separate for the cpu. sad. Does anyone know which usbs to use for an intel MOBO?
So which one is the best for amd
Yo Xilly, Question...how would a powered usb hub or docking station factor into the equation? obiously it depends on the quality of the hub, but is there anysort of criteria that would make the USB hub more preferrable than any of the motherboard ports? Might be a dumb question but since the hub can power itself separately, that's gotta factor in somewhere when it comes to speed and stuff am I right or no?
no, just plug ur stuff directly, why add a weak point
Powered usb hubs are completely fine, and these theory about low latency usb ports is completely fake. There is maybe a 0.001 millisecond delay, which is completely unnoticeable. Getting a powered hub is a good idea since if you have a larger hub it will need some extra power if your plugging in several power hungry things into your usb hub.
Quindi puoi dire quale porta usb usare? 2.0 3.0 o 3.1?
My wireless mouse starts to stutter very frequently if I connect the dongle to the motherboard’s USB ports or a to a hub connected to them, but if I connect it to the case’s front USB ports it doesn’t.. does anyone know the reason?
it would actually stop for a second or two and then move again, pretty frequently
@@itsjhell because the back for bluetooth is shit
W thanks!
lets go xilly
7800x3d or i7 13700k, which one to go for? Pls reply
Both are good
i got the i7 13700KF
@@pixelpurge how much fps are you getting?
@@pixelpurge your Temps better because of no integrated graphics. My chip used to run 🔥
@@1LLSTATEGUNSNGAMING my 11700f ran hot as hell
how do you put it under roothub you flopper
I promise this isnt gonna do shit to make u better fr
🤙🏻
Yeah I didn’t understand shit
Agreed. I just ended up not using device manager. Followed the other steps with the software and just restarted each time I’d try a different USB port.
@@Machoman7. The CPU CHIPSET is faster than the MOTHERBOARDS CHIPSET. :) Some ports on the motherboard use MOTHERBOARD CHIPSET & Others CPU CHIPSET and gives lower latency. I can confirm that IF YOU use a 8000Hz keyboard & 8000Hz mouse it lags on the MOTHERBOARD CHIPSET.
@@JespeRCompeX intel 12 gen and up doesnt have cpu chipset only motherboard chipset
@@JespeRCompeX i have 8k razer mouse,how to find out where to plug in ? mobo is b450 f gaming
Bro u explain shit so hard slow down the speaking man moving ya mouse all over the place while talking about another thing jeez hard watch
Why are you lame
Nothing but a crock of crap.
From your extensive testing, right? “Joe mama”.