Once again I'm in need of your wisdom, ESR.
Recently my Wheel Mouse Optical has been behaving oddly. Now I've used the wmo itself for years, but I only bought this particular one a few months ago.
What is happening is that when I stop moving it the rear red light switches off and the cursor (in windows) tends to disappear, only reappearing upon moving it again. It's almost acting like a wireless mouse low on battery. Ingame this manifests as mouse lag as if vsync is on.
I had previously overclocked my USB ports to 500 Hz to make the most out of the sensor, but recently reverted back to 125 Hz because Vista was being a pain and forcing me to disable driver signing on every startup. This issue has been occurring at both polling rates for the a past few weeks.
I tried wiggling the mouse cable to test if there was something loose there but I don't think that is the case. My guess is that it could be something to do with a power saving feature somewhere, but I don't know where to start.
So if someone has experience or ever heard of this problem your input would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Recently my Wheel Mouse Optical has been behaving oddly. Now I've used the wmo itself for years, but I only bought this particular one a few months ago.
What is happening is that when I stop moving it the rear red light switches off and the cursor (in windows) tends to disappear, only reappearing upon moving it again. It's almost acting like a wireless mouse low on battery. Ingame this manifests as mouse lag as if vsync is on.
I had previously overclocked my USB ports to 500 Hz to make the most out of the sensor, but recently reverted back to 125 Hz because Vista was being a pain and forcing me to disable driver signing on every startup. This issue has been occurring at both polling rates for the a past few weeks.
I tried wiggling the mouse cable to test if there was something loose there but I don't think that is the case. My guess is that it could be something to do with a power saving feature somewhere, but I don't know where to start.
So if someone has experience or ever heard of this problem your input would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Edited by profuse at 22:50 CDT, 21 May 2009 - 3940 Hits