Logitech G600 stutter/sensitivity and freeze issues

[Paris]

Hi all,

I used a used G600 for over a year and a couple months ago I started having stutter and weird sensitivity fluctuations, primarily in Rainbow 6 Siege. Just a month ago I strted having freezing issues with youtube videos and Gwent: whenever I moved the mouse, moving images would freeze for the duration of the movement but audio kept playing. Yesterday I got a brand new one. And out of the box I had the same issues.

I'm on 1200 DPI, my computer is pretty powerful and I don't have any malware on it. This doesn't happen with other mice. And the problems come and go. A computer restart usually fixes them for some reason.

I remember a guy talking about changing the "something something windows setting" because this is apparently a popular problem but I don't quite remember what he said, as you can tell.

Any help is appreciated!

[HEART]

Have you tried different surfaces?

[Xtenzor]

Do you run a special Logitech software? if not try downloading it and play with the settings

[Paris]

Messaggio originale di Xtenzor:

Do you run a special Logitech software? if not try downloading it and play with the settings

I used only Logitech Gaming Software. I also swapped from Onboard memory to game detection in the home screen of LGS but I'm still having jumping issues in Siege.

To elaborate, when I move the mouse horizontally, from time to time there is a small jump and an ever so slight change in sensitivity. Combined, when aiming around, makes it hard to play multiplayer.

Messaggio originale di MiSOKA⁴:

Have you tried different surfaces?

I didn't try many surfaces but this problem started occuring when I had a medium sized gaming mousepad. It was a bit small for me, so I started using my WoW TCG playmat as my mousepad. But the problem didn't go away.

[Big Boom Boom]

What's the polling rate you are using. It may effect the issue under CPU stress.

[Paris]

Messaggio originale di Big Boom Boom:

What's the polling rate you are using. It may effect the issue under CPU stress.

Oh, I actually use the maximum which is 1000. Even if this is the problem, it shouldn't affect light games like Gwent, right?

[Big Boom Boom]

No it shouldn't, but higher polling rate requires more CPU utilisation when you move around.

[Paris]

Messaggio originale di Big Boom Boom:

No it shouldn't, but higher polling rate requires more CPU utilisation when you move around.

Alright, thanks! I'll try it tell you if anything changes.

[Xtenzor]

Think I've had this problem in the past. Assuming that the lense is clean you may just uninstall the software and reload with Windows own files. Just to check if that makes any difference. Also check if there is any related MOBO update for USB ports

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Messaggio originale di Bademli Recnid:

Messaggio originale di Xtenzor:

Do you run a special Logitech software? if not try downloading it and play with the settings

I used only Logitech Gaming Software. I also swapped from Onboard memory to game detection in the home screen of LGS but I'm still having jumping issues in Siege.

To elaborate, when I move the mouse horizontally, from time to time there is a small jump and an ever so slight change in sensitivity. Combined, when aiming around, makes it hard to play multiplayer.

Games like SIEGE have a separate sensitivity for Aimed/Scoped vs normal.

[Paris]

Messaggio originale di Big Boom Boom:

What's the polling rate you are using. It may effect the issue under CPU stress.

Can I hug you? Bcuz polling rate fixed my issues in WoW! CPU has always been my bottle neck in games and WoW I believe is demanding in that department. I'll try to play Siege asap an see. Thanks again!