usb 500hz

by putamerda • 18 Apr 2007, 16:44 • Journals
whats the difference that playing with 500hz makes?
I tried playing with 500hz but I cant aim right. At 250hz I play much better.

any1 knows?
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Deactivated5924 18 Apr 2007, 17:45
if you play better @ 250hz then play with 250hz, it dosn't matter what the differences are.
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Tymo 18 Apr 2007, 17:45
ehm i think , if you use 500 hz it makes your mouse smoother than 250 hz.
but dno !
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Deactivated7001 18 Apr 2007, 17:45
Because...ah I am too lazy to explain it. Perfo can it much better. Ask perfo.
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TsK 18 Apr 2007, 17:48
It depends, some mice perform equal @ different rates, some better, some worse @ higher rates.
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chaoZ 18 Apr 2007, 17:48
1000 hz = 1ms delay
500 hz = 2ms delay
250 hz = 4ms delay
125 hz= 8 ms delay
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perforator 18 Apr 2007, 17:50
i heard this guy's right
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Deactivated7001 18 Apr 2007, 18:05
You didn't explain the shit I described above. The divide thing...
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abort 18 Apr 2007, 17:51
f = 500 Hz
t = 1000 / f
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TsK 18 Apr 2007, 17:49
Mouse: not specified

nice info's
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Deactivated5924 18 Apr 2007, 17:53
oh, and if you have mx 300 / 500 (not 310 or 510 etc) play with 1000hz for ze ultimate mouse according to some test I read.
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Vj 18 Apr 2007, 18:00
it might be that your mouse cant handle the high hz, and it cause problems that leads to loss/delay of packets from the mouse, if you play better with 250, why not just play with 250? :OD
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woot 18 Apr 2007, 18:05
diamondback is pritty smoot at 1000 hz for me

if this isnt true, my aim will improve when i change it:)
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putamerda 18 Apr 2007, 18:13
I play with Mx500.
at 500hz it seems that the movements are smoother like the man said above.
I cant describe it. Its something like trying to aim with low fps
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