I've searched through a lot on google trying fixes and never getting any results.
Specs:
OS-Win10,
GPU: 4060 Ti 16G
CPU: Intel i7-7700k 4.2Ghz
RAM: 32GB,
SSD: 870 EVO 1TB.
Here's what I've tried;
To me it seems like it happens more often when my CPU is under load, just my speculation though. I'm not really sure what that would mean IF it is the problem. Any help is much appreciated, I just want to be able to aim in R6 again..
It still happens with my browser running just YouTube. I've had this problem for almost a year and driving me insane that I can't figure it out lol.
*EDIT* This problem has been fixed. I fixed it by buying a brand new mouse. When doing testing with a known working mouse make sure to do the test with a mouse with similar poll rate or else it may seem like it's still lagging.
Specs:
OS-Win10,
GPU: 4060 Ti 16G
CPU: Intel i7-7700k 4.2Ghz
RAM: 32GB,
SSD: 870 EVO 1TB.
Here's what I've tried;
- Changing/correcting mouse settings via windows
- Uninstalling mouse drivers fully and reinstalling.
- Moving my router further away from my mouse (its now roughly 6 feet away).
- Disabling Realtek Audio
- Trying different USB ports.
- Changing batteries.
To me it seems like it happens more often when my CPU is under load, just my speculation though. I'm not really sure what that would mean IF it is the problem. Any help is much appreciated, I just want to be able to aim in R6 again..
It still happens with my browser running just YouTube. I've had this problem for almost a year and driving me insane that I can't figure it out lol.
*EDIT* This problem has been fixed. I fixed it by buying a brand new mouse. When doing testing with a known working mouse make sure to do the test with a mouse with similar poll rate or else it may seem like it's still lagging.
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