What does Reduce Mouse Lag do? - Page 2

MisterFred

United States2033 Posts

March 24 2012 15:53 GMT

#21

There are sometimes some settings which affect the mouse in particular. If you google for "skyrim mouse fix" or something like that, there's a few suggestions. Although the only way to truly fix my mouse delay in my copy Skyrim was to drastically lower graphics settings (or, I suppose, upgrade to more powerful hardware). Your console port may vary.

SupplyBlockedTV

Belgium313 Posts

April 30 2012 11:42 GMT

#22

I have a question. When i disable reduce mouselag i have around 100 fps..when i enable it, my fps is only around 50. If i add streaming to that, i have 30-40 fps, wich for me, playing at master level is just at times not enough. But i was wondering, if disabling reduce mouse lag can have major impact on your mouse precision/movement (because it would help streaming alot)?

edit: Bleh, after actually reading trough everything, i guess its better to leave it off, sorry, just tought people said to always turn it on....confused this thread with a older thread, didnt know there was a new one where everything was actually explained.

AngryHobbit

United Kingdom32 Posts

April 30 2012 12:05 GMT

#23

Haha one small settings, so many mysteries.

MisterFred

United States2033 Posts

April 30 2012 13:25 GMT

#24

On April 30 2012 20:42 Xenocide_EU wrote:
I have a question. When i disable reduce mouselag i have around 100 fps..when i enable it, my fps is only around 50. If i add streaming to that, i have 30-40 fps, wich for me, playing at master level is just at times not enough. But i was wondering, if disabling reduce mouse lag can have major impact on your mouse precision/movement (because it would help streaming alot)?

edit: Bleh, after actually reading trough everything, i guess its better to leave it off, sorry, just tought people said to always turn it on....confused this thread with a older thread, didnt know there was a new one where everything was actually explained.

Easy answer actually. Try it both ways. If you don't feel any mouse lag either way and feel your control remains unchanged, it's better to leave the setting off. If you do feel mouse lag and think that with the setting off you can't control the game as well, leave the setting on.

Seriously, it's kind of a pointless question. It's not one of those things you have to plan out before hand... just do whatever works better...

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