26 Lún 2020 · Mouse polling, yes I notice, at 125 Hz it's laggier for sure and that's on 76 Hz monitor. For regular people who may use even abomination such as Vsync in games, it may not be noticeable. On older mice such as MS IE 3.0 it would also limit max movement speed, you can test yourself with a newer mouse sensor to what degree that's still the case.

3 Beal 2024 · Worlds FIRST 800hz and 1000hz monitors by Zowie spotted for Q3 2025. The Zowie XL2596k and XL2599k. Heres a first look at the monitor below as the long waited journey to a 1000hz comes to an end.

29 Samh 2022 · then i put my polling rate on 500 hz and i still didnt care about it, its not like fps or frames on the monitor because you arent supposed to look on the cursor , then for funs i put the polling rate on 125 hz, same score on aimbooster , gridshot, can still play in league of legends top 1%, mouse polling rate is insanely irrelevant , yeah it ...

Again, this question is specifically for performance on a 240hz monitor NOT anything less than that. update: looks like so far no one yet has reported in with a community accepted 2000hz polling rate or higher, so I'm still looking for insight into the high hz to high refresh rate experience

22 Lún 2020 · Lets start with response time. At 1000ms, pixels must fully transition to a new colour within 1ms, and likely less than 0.5ms. Pretty much no monitor can do that yet. You'd also have to do backlight strobing at 1000hz to hide the transitions. There's pretty harsh diminishing returns beyond the 240-300hz range that we're at now.

The refresh rate of the monitor, which is what the hz is, is how many times the screen is redrawn per second. 60hz means you are updating the screen 60 times per second. There are practical limits as to how fast you can send the signals and make the crystals (in an LCD) move, though the theorical limits are vastly higher than the practical ones.

18 MFómh 2022 · 250hz is enough for most people, as most people don't have a monitor over 240hz. If your monitor is 240hz and your mouse has a 250hz polling rate, you're not going to notice a difference between a 250hz polling rate and a 1000hz polling rate. Because there would be no difference. You're monitor physically can't pick it up.

28 Iúil 2023 · I checked my display settings in windows and it said I was running at 1.000 hz as a refresh rate. If I go to Advanced Settings my only option is 64hz despite the fact I have a 144hz monitor on it. The model number on my laptop is gl504gw-ds74. Things I've tried: -Updating NVIDIA Drivers -Uninstalling drivers with DDU

24 Feabh 2023 · 1000 Hz is marketing bullshit, similar to the sales pitch for megapixels in cameras. Most people think more = better. Very few know the downside of such a bullshit marketing driven "feature" - which is fine for monitor manufacturers, because their main goal is to sell more, not to deliver a product you will be happy with for years.

8000Hz polling rate and 360Hz monitor refresh rate: 0.04321 milliseconds Jitter spatial sizes for 10000 pixels per second motion: 1000Hz polling rate and 360Hz monitor refresh rate: 3.4568 pixels 2000Hz polling rate and 360Hz monitor refresh rate: 2.4692 pixels 4000Hz polling rate and 360Hz monitor refresh rate: 0.4938 pixels