Waving mouse in CF

250Hz is still slightly too high for most mice.

I've found 212Hz to be the sweet spot.

This is why I'm never messing with my mouse. haha

Usually your USB ports will be controlled by a generic/independent host, such as Texas Instruments.

Try downloading the relevant host's latest drivers.

On a side note, where there any major changes to your system (crashes, hardware faults, etc) that you can recall before this started happening?

I'm not sure but if it's a USB mouse you should connect it in the USB fast port

99thc wrote: »

hi @ all

so i got a big problem since i changed the polling rate , i tried 250,500,1000 but i think i destroyed something. The mouse cursor was moving in waves in windows and ingame. Tried default rate but didn`t help. After i reinstalled windows xp it was gone in Windows , but it still waves a bit in CF not as much as before but it kills my aim. Could it be that i killed my usb hub? Dont want to buy a new motherboard if there is a simple fix.
I used a mx518 and now a half broken Intelli 1.1 , will get a mx518 again in some weeks so i was hoping i could fix it till it arrives. thx for the help

schande wenn der 99er sein aim durch so einen mist verliert!


help this man! believe RunnyBabbit, he knows!

maybe your aim just magically moved to my hand. i ll try when i get home!!


seriously, good luck with that!

99thc wrote: »

hmm i dont really understand what i should download in ur first sentences. could u give me a hint got a Asus M3A78 Pro motherboard.

and for the 2nd my hard drive died but im not sure if it was already before or after this problem.

check that http://www.xfire.com/video/44bcf4/ recorded it ingame to show u how it looks

Go to your Control Panel > Device Manager, then go down to IEEE #### Bus Host Controllers, it should state underneath that the manufacturers name. Look for their latest relevant drivers.

If updating those drivers fail, go back to Device Manager, and go down to Universal Serial Bus Controllers.
Usually your CPU will have control over this, if you're Intel (e.g. ICH9 Family), this is fairly easy to update from their Download Center.


The reason I asked about any system crashes was due to, for example, if you're playing a game which locks the cursor to the centre of the screen (e.g. CoD), a sudden power cut or shut down can cause the temporary mouse drivers to malfunction the Windows mouse drivers, and USB ports can in turn, fault too.