Well, like I said before it is probably because the laptop is a very powerful one in comparison to the needs of that particular game.All I remember is that the desktop uses a GTX 970 GPU and 16GB ram. But yes my laptop uses a GTX 1060 GDDR5. The laptop also uses a Intel Core i7-8750h CPU 2.20GHz. The laptop also uses 16GB ram of 2667 speed. Both use Windows 10. If it helps, my laptop is a Asus ROG GU501GM. The pc is custom built
I am buying a new PC soon anyway, I just don't want the same problem.
By 0 delay i mean if i move my aim in a shooting game, theres a slight delay in the movement of the reticular.
Quite likely your laptop is much more advanced and powerful for the game.Hi,
Does anyone know why when I play video games on my Laptop there is 0 delay when I move the mouse and press the keyboard,
however on my desktop there is a very minor delay that effects my gameplay? Any thoughts are appreciated.
Well, like I said before it is probably because the laptop is a very powerful one in comparison to the needs of that particular game.All I remember is that the desktop uses a GTX 970 GPU and 16GB ram. But yes my laptop uses a GTX 1060 GDDR5. The laptop also uses a Intel Core i7-8750h CPU 2.20GHz. The laptop also uses 16GB ram of 2667 speed. Both use Windows 10. If it helps, my laptop is a Asus ROG GU501GM. The pc is custom built
I am buying a new PC soon anyway, I just don't want the same problem.
By 0 delay i mean if i move my aim in a shooting game, theres a slight delay in the movement of the reticular.