USB mouse hard overclocking (2000 Hz+) | Overclock.net
2016年1月31日 · 4. Run setup.exe, and try to change rate to 31 or 62. Rate=31 actually equal to 2000 Hz, 62 - 4000 Hz for 2khz-4khz version. Rate=31 actually equal to 4000 Hz, 62 - 8000 Hz for 4khz-8khz version. (Don't forget to restart device.) 5. Check the rate (the best is MouseTester, but you can use dimr, mouserate, MouseMovementRecorder or any other ...
Changing USB Polling Rate to 1000hz (or lower) - TechPowerUp
2009年10月23日 · If your like me and hate default 125hz that all windows install (Unless you modify) here is a quick way to change your USB polling rate to 1000hz (1.00ms response time). Note: Some mouses don't go all the way up to 1000hz. This is mainly in wireless mouses Windows Vista & 7 64-bit 1. What you need: HIDUSBF.zip - dimr.exe (Direct Input Mouse ...
Changing USB Polling Rate to 1000hz (or lower) - Overclock.net
2009年10月22日 · increase usb poll rate in ubuntu, follow this guide Thursday, Oct 07th, 2010: If your USB port is broken (AKA plug in the mouse and it doesn't detect) try this method. However, like I said before. Not all mouses work 100% with HIDUSBF and sometimes cause random usb errors (due to stock mouse drivers).
Changing USB Polling Rate to 1000hz (or lower) - Overclock.net
2014年1月4日 · Changing the value of the binterval key is manually doing what the "Setup.exe" that comes with the mouserate adjuster kit does for you; sets the polling rate for the USB device in question. Since the filter masks your mouse as a Hi-Speed device the "1" in binterval corresponds to a 1ms or 1000Hz poll interval.
Verifying USB connection speed (USB 3 or USB 2?) - Super User
2014年7月14日 · If the device is connected in USB 3.0 SuperSpeed mode, it will show: Device Bus Speed : 0x03 (SuperSpeed) For USB 2.0, it will show: Device Bus Speed : 0x02 (High-Speed) For USB 1.1, it will show: Device Bus Speed : 0x01 (Full-Speed) Besides this, there are also several other methods that are explained in great detail here
USB dongle, overclocks mice up to 1000 Hz | Overclock.net
2022年4月15日 · I constructed it (I want to overclock Microsoft IE 3.0 to 500 hz). Mouse lights are on, but the cursor doesnt move. I plugged the Remapper to USB, load the bios, and than I used the web link. Open device->HID remapper-> Unmapped inputs passthrough : ON -> Partial scroll timeout 1000 ms -> Override polling rate 500 hz -> Save to device
digitally signed sweetlow 1000hz mouse driver | Overclock.net
2016年4月13日 · Not sure what the deal is but I notice that when I restart device in setup.exe now the screen goes blank, though the actual restart to new polling works. I have to restart setup.exe to "see" the changes now in non-test mode. Just thought that was interesting. But seriously, fantastic job on this, did you pay for this out of pocket?
Changing USB Polling Rate to 1000hz (or lower) - Overclock.net
2008年12月17日 · -then started setup.exe again and again activated filter + 1000 hz-closed setup.exe-started DIMR again..omg Now it's working!!! Almost gave up and bought a Logitech G900. Edit: the only "problem" is, everytime I enter the RWE command, most of my USB devices reset (e.g. my external USB sound card etc). But I should be able to live with that. Quote:
Does USB version speed matter for input devices? - Super User
2019年11月20日 · Now, to actually answer your question, USB versions have a "minimum bus interval", which impacts the theoretical maximum polling rate a peripheral device can have. For example: USB 3.1 has a minimum bus interval of 125 μs, so the theoretical maximum polling rate is 8000 Hz. Here's what I could find: USB 1.1 and 2.0 - Low Speed. Max Polling ...
USB polling precision - Overclock.net
2015年4月12日 · The polling rate reduces input latency, where the set poll interval is the maximum latency. Maximum latency because regardless of the poll interval, data can enter the mouse buffer at any point in time according to your physical actions, and polling happens at a set rate regardless of the endpoint's buffer activity. That means you can ...