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AimIsADickUse frame time as the performance metric instead of frame rate (like frames per second or FPS). Frame rate is often misleading.
why are you still on about this
you claim to want to write a proper "comprehensive" guide but just end up sourcing mastercoms 10 times, are you sure that mastercoms documentation isn't comprehensive enough?
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kira80 alu plate, kiwi switches in most of the board, tangerine switches on left ctrl and spacebar
tommyid give 20 bucks to anyone who can tell the difference between 500hz and 1000hz in a blind test
It's literally just how often it sends information to the computer per second.
I don't exactly know how this causes issues for games, because all evidence is just anecdotal. googling "high mouse polling rate lag" or something will show results of people saying "I have 8khz polling rate and I'm fine" meanwhile other people get long lag spikes on web pages with 1-2000hz. Generally from what I've read an experienced 500-1000 seems to be fine for 99.99% of pc builds.
A high polling rate does have a very bad effect on tf2. You should look for a mice with adjustable polling rate (such as the Razer Viper 8k) polling rate should be less than 2k for optimal experience. I will edit with a video example when I get home in ~3 hours what the differences are.
edit: https://streamable.com/al0fmn
what causes this kind of lag, i don't know, all i know is its a weird problem that some people have.
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I'm colorblind (specifically tritanopia or blue/yellow colorblindness) and was wondering what settings I would need to set on my monitor to "boost" its colors. Basically just making things more vivid / pop out more, and not blend into backgrounds.
I have an ASUS VG248QE 24" 144hz monitor for reference
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Well I guess that's okay, sat there looking at my screen for around 30 minutes tho