Mouse Stuttering resolved.

[MoeFoe]

Currently using a RAZER Viper (1st Gen - wired) and all updated with latest firmware(s), and tried adjusting the POLLING Hz to 125Hz. Best to plug into a USB 3.0 enabled slot for better result.

Works for Razer mouse, so far... may work for other brands.

It seems to work fine after the restart of the computer.

Go to RAZER SYNAPSE app > DEVICES (your mouse) > PERFORMANCE tab
- Disable "Sensitivity Stages"
- Set to your desired sensitivity (mine's at 1800 dpi)
- "Polling Rate" set to lowest at 125Hz (mine was running intially at 500Hz)

I can't resolve some in-game stutters, that is from the game / servers.
But it cut out most of the mouse lags and stutters.
It will stutter again, but won't be as frequent.

Now easier to aim and mouse flicks.

From what I understand (not being a techie), is that POLLING RATE helps to keep the mouse on "High Alert", or rather constantly responsive. It's different from Sensitivity.

Game still stutters, but probably due to it loading assets as I play..
But I am running on an old system (i5-6500)

Hope it helps ya'll.
Cheers.

Running on:

i5-6500
MSI B150i Gaming Pro MOBO
Kingston 2x16GB RAM
CRUCIAL NVMe M.2 SSD
Nvidia RTX 3070

[RostedBy56YearsOld]

stop spreading missinformation

You realise that 125hz is miserable for moue polling rate

It's razer synapse causing you the stutters , not mouse polling rate (or if u have a REALLY low cpu)

[HeuZ]

lol its cuz your cpu is so poor thats why lowering polling rate helps.
but your mouse performs worse

[Tanya]

get a logitech. way better sensors than razer.

[falc]

Originally posted by RonnietheRubber:

get a logitech. way better sensors than razer.

I'm on Logitech, 1000 mhz polling rate, one of the best cpus around and this game is unplayable because moving mouse makes it stutter like crazy.

[CoG]

This helped me out a lot, thanks!

[⭕⃤ wAFF-ey]

Known Issue with AM4 Chip-set, good old "silicon lottery related". in my experience 3700X and 5800X3D along with 3 RMA'd Mobos. Could be unstable IMC clock, which usually presents itself as USB dropout and WHEA errors. I would recommend lowering PCIe speeds and/or turning of XMP to see if this helps; although that would sacrifice performance. alternatively nearly all USB ports directly connected to a motherboard send and receive from the chipset, data must traverse the PCIe x4 link from CPU to chipset, via re-drivers and PCIe Switches. A lot can happen within that chain sadly. RMA of the mobo(most common)/cpu would be a sure-fire way to fix the issue (assuming the issue is the above)

to offer up some suggestions I found that could work:

1. Do not use the front USB ports of your case.
2. unplug any USB HUBs and only directly connect necessary devices into the motherboard usb ports in the back.
3. Update your BIOS and chipset drivers to the latest version. (get them from your motherboard suppliers official website) (some of them specifically mention USB Stability fixes, this fixed the issue for some users, but not all)
4. If its only a specific USB device that disconnects / Fails: Go to device manager and find the USB Device, then right click -> Properties -> Power Management -> Ensure that "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" is DISABLED.
5. pulling rate adjustment - lowest; More common or not that the issue occurs with flicking/quick movements thus lowering the pulling rate could potentially help.

Best of luck!

[Dragoy]

Originally posted by falc:

Originally posted by RonnietheRubber:

get a logitech. way better sensors than razer.

I'm on Logitech, 1000 mhz polling rate, one of the best cpus around and this game is unplayable because moving mouse makes it stutter like crazy.

I confirm that the frequency of stuttering became less when I reduced the polling frequency of the mouse by 500 hertz