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if ur getting recent fucky input lag / mouse sens
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give this a bang

https://i.imgur.com/xUjXBV6.png

likely caused by steam doing unwanted dpi scaling

cheers guy

give this a bang

https://i.imgur.com/xUjXBV6.png

likely caused by steam doing unwanted dpi scaling

cheers guy
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#2
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also while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.

also while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.
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KZalso while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.

I'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.

[quote=KZ]also while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.[/quote]

I'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.
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#4
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AimIsADickKZalso while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.
I'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.

hhhhh what are your citations good sire

[quote=AimIsADick][quote=KZ]also while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.[/quote]

I'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.[/quote]

hhhhh what are your citations good sire
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#5
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AimIsADickKZalso while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.
I'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/demystifying-full-screen-optimizations/

I disable Fullscreen Optimizations ( FSO ) because if Desktop Windows Manager ( DWM ) is running in the background, my mouse feels sluggish. Its not a true Fullscreen Exclusive (FSE) environment as referenced in the article, but rather a windowed borderless environment with added optimizations to make it feel close to FSE.

[quote=AimIsADick][quote=KZ]also while you are at it disable full screen optimizations. Do the same for your game .exe files like hl2.exe. I didnt experience any weird mouse things because I had done those things before.[/quote]

I'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.[/quote]

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/demystifying-full-screen-optimizations/

I disable Fullscreen Optimizations ( FSO ) because if Desktop Windows Manager ( DWM ) is running in the background, my mouse feels sluggish. Its not a true Fullscreen Exclusive (FSE) environment as referenced in the article, but rather a windowed borderless environment with added optimizations to make it feel close to FSE.
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#6
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AimIsADickI'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.

I don't know if they cause issues or not, but isn't Steam partially built on top of some of the Source Engine? So that wouldn't really be the reason.

[quote=AimIsADick]I'm pretty sure only the Source Engine has issues with full screen optimizations. I don't ever remember those optimizations causing any issues on Steam.[/quote]
I don't know if they cause issues or not, but isn't Steam partially built on top of some of the Source Engine? So that wouldn't really be the reason.
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