[SOLVED] Steering randomly lags when using my wheel.

[Mr Tom Foolery]

[Solution] If you have a simular problem, make sure you plug the wheel's USB into a USB 2.0 slot and not a 3.0 slot.

Noob wheel user here, i just got a Logitech Driving Force GT today and im running into an issue. Basically, when i try to turn every so often the steering in game locks up and then after a second reajusts to the wheels position. It seems to happen when i do a corner and i steer fast, but also happens during straights when i try to keep myself allined with the road.

[TheMostRandom]

I guess your settings in controls settings are wrong. I put my sensitivity all the way up and on your profiler do you have the wheel rotation on 900 degrees?

[Mr Tom Foolery]

I figured out it has something to do with force feedback, and its effecting all my games which use the wheel! If i disable force feedback it works perfectly but that really removes some of the realism. Any idea why force feedback causes the problem?

[Felix]

copy this video setup to work with ets2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhGPKufFqD8

[snoughl2]

Try going to your video card control panel. Make a condition for this game and set "maximum prerendered frames to 1"

[Mr Tom Foolery]

UPDATE: It turns out i just needed to move it from a usb 3.0 to a 2.0. Thanks for the help tho,

[Ragequit Inc.]

Originally posted by Alpha Unit Tom:

UPDATE: It turns out i just needed to move it from a usb 3.0 to a 2.0. Thanks for the help tho,

You should put [SOLVED] in the title and include the solution in the OP. Just in case someone with the same issue encounters this thread. (the same for your thread on AC) :)

[darkpoison28]

Thank you sooooooooooo much. The steering lag is completely gone. I can't believe all I had to do is change it from USB 3.0 to USB 2.