I had some cursor glitchy movements throwing me off a lot in my games recently too but I thought maybe it was my mouse dying or me being rusty or something but it does seem to be about the same as that now that im paying attention to my mouse a bit more
I had this issue as well, I think it's totally gone now, I did these but not sure what actually fixed it: - change to full screen mode instead of windowed FS - disable Vertical Sync - try also disabling the FPS cap, but I have it on now and it works fine
You can check if anything changed or not by going on battle.net and moving the mouse through the friend list, it should have an instantaneous hover effect with no lag.
On December 05 2019 23:27 LG)Sabbath wrote: I had this issue as well, I think it's totally gone now, I did these but not sure what actually fixed it: - change to full screen mode instead of windowed FS - disable Vertical Sync - try also disabling the FPS cap, but I have it on now and it works fine
You can check if anything changed or not by going on battle.net and moving the mouse through the friend list, it should have an instantaneous hover effect with no lag.
I've been playing SC always on fullscreen mode. No V-Sync. I tried out disabling FPS cap, but it didn't help me at all.
Sounds like a brood war specific issue, but recently my mouse cursor was also jumping even without being in starcraft. I plugged my mouse into a different USB port and the jumping went away, so maybe there was dust or something in the port.
I've had this happen to me as well, i got a new mouse recently so i thought it was a mouse related issue lol. Playing on fullscreen.
On December 06 2019 04:00 TheWendiGo_ wrote: I had the same problem. It stopped once I had my PhysX settings in nvidia set to my gpu instead of default to cpu. Maybe it will help some of you out.
On December 05 2019 23:27 LG)Sabbath wrote: I had this issue as well, I think it's totally gone now, I did these but not sure what actually fixed it: - change to full screen mode instead of windowed FS - disable Vertical Sync - try also disabling the FPS cap, but I have it on now and it works fine
You can check if anything changed or not by going on battle.net and moving the mouse through the friend list, it should have an instantaneous hover effect with no lag.
Disabling FPS cap leads to more latency because your gpu will work full-time and cause a buffer. Always cap your fps so your gpu and cpu never work at full load.
On December 06 2019 04:45 TT1 wrote: I've had this happen to me as well, i got a new mouse recently so i thought it was a mouse related issue lol. Playing on fullscreen.
On December 06 2019 04:00 TheWendiGo_ wrote: I had the same problem. It stopped once I had my PhysX settings in nvidia set to my gpu instead of default to cpu. Maybe it will help some of you out.
is this "OpenGL rendering GPU"?
No, I'm pretty sure it's completely different. From what I remember, is that the setting in nvidia under Surround and PhysX config is set to auto select. Which will choose "the optimal processor". Which basically means, depending on which of the 2 GPU or CPU has less % in usage, that one will be prioritized. This can sway from GPU to CPU depending on what you're doing. The switch then causes a brief input lag.
On December 06 2019 04:45 TT1 wrote: I've had this happen to me as well, i got a new mouse recently so i thought it was a mouse related issue lol. Playing on fullscreen.
On December 06 2019 04:00 TheWendiGo_ wrote: I had the same problem. It stopped once I had my PhysX settings in nvidia set to my gpu instead of default to cpu. Maybe it will help some of you out.
On December 06 2019 04:45 TT1 wrote: I've had this happen to me as well, i got a new mouse recently so i thought it was a mouse related issue lol. Playing on fullscreen.
On December 06 2019 04:00 TheWendiGo_ wrote: I had the same problem. It stopped once I had my PhysX settings in nvidia set to my gpu instead of default to cpu. Maybe it will help some of you out.
is this "OpenGL rendering GPU"?
What mouse you using now?
Endgame XM1, its amazing. The coating and the clicks are great, so is the shape. It's a tad too big for my hand (-1~2mm in length and -.5mm in width would be the perfect size for me) but i'm willing to forgo that because everything else is perfect.
But yea if it was just a bit smaller and like 10g lighter (it's still light @ 70g, no holes or anything) it would be the ultimate mouse for me. For reference I'm a hybrid palm/claw gripper, hand size is about 18x9.
I've had so many issues with this game lately so it looks like it's game related but personally don't remember my cursor acting weird. Are you sure it's because of BW, not your mouse, your PC? Try another mouse to make sure which thing causes the problem.
Read it again, so you mean it's because of FPS drop? Try to cap FPS, there's no point having more than 100 (even 60 is enough if your monitor doesn't support) and make sure you're not streaming. Ppl've been reporting lately this patch uses 90% of RAM so it's clearly must be patch.
On December 08 2019 10:05 outscar wrote: I've had so many issues with this game lately so it looks like it's game related but personally don't remember my cursor acting weird. Are you sure it's because of BW, not your mouse, your PC? Try another mouse to make sure which thing causes the problem.
Read it again, so you mean it's because of FPS drop? Try to cap FPS, there's no point having more than 100 (even 60 is enough if your monitor doesn't support) and make sure you're not streaming. Ppl've been reporting lately this patch uses 90% of RAM so it's clearly must be patch.
i7 8700 16GB RTX2060 500GB SSD 2TB HD is more than enough for 1 desktop streaming with gaming on 1080p60FPS (heavy game programs like PUBG, Overwatch). My mouse has nothing to do with this since I'm not using wireless mouse.
On December 05 2019 23:27 LG)Sabbath wrote: I had this issue as well, I think it's totally gone now, I did these but not sure what actually fixed it: - change to full screen mode instead of windowed FS - disable Vertical Sync - try also disabling the FPS cap, but I have it on now and it works fine
You can check if anything changed or not by going on battle.net and moving the mouse through the friend list, it should have an instantaneous hover effect with no lag.
Disabling FPS cap leads to more latency because your gpu will work full-time and cause a buffer. Always cap your fps so your gpu and cpu never work at full load. https://youtu.be/7CKnJ5ujL_Q?t=434
I am having a similar problem but the cursor doesn't jump as drastically, it's hard to notice but I lost some mouse accuracy and can't even split scvs perfectly anymore
I've just tried disabling hardware cursor and it seems to fix the issue, will have to play longer games to see if it really does but maybe it will help with your issue as well
I think seeing is believing in this case, and if you really want Blizzard to pay attention to the issue, make it easy for them to see the problem and post your specs too.
On December 13 2019 11:29 jimminy_kriket wrote: it will confirm if its the problem or not and give us some information
I7 8700, RTX2060, BenQ XL2430 144Hz monitor. I use my mouse polling rate at 500 Hz. This won't change and fix the problem. People who are playing on 60 Hz monitor will notice some mouse input lag or any weird lag if they have their mouse on 1000 Hz.
I won't able to confirm this until weekend. Most likely I'll not try the solution that is commented on the above because It's not the same issue as what I had/have. I also don't use Mac computer.
Mine is more likely a spike lag and instant like a flick.