fps drops / 20% cpu ussage moving mouse in some games

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  1. Bass Junkie

    Bass Junkie Guest

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    I am using logictec g15 key board / g700s mouse and software recently in 2 games red orchestra 2 / rising storm I get 768 fps in main menu and move the mouse even a inch or two she's drops down to 345 fps in game I'm around 97 fps ultra 4k and she drops 25 fps same as fallout 4 now I have 125 polling rate have tried closing the software no avail and with fo4 if I go to game properties and compabilty select run as administrator and dpi ceck it's ok but ro2 you can run as administrator steam says a error. Now if I run game booster before opening the games all is fine and game booster doesn't close gaming software weird. ..
     
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    Do you have another mouse you can use to test it with? I have a G19 keyboard and a G500 mouse, and I've never had any of these problems.

    I remember I had a problem once where if I plugged in my mouse, I could hear this weird buzzing/whining sound. Just plugging it in would cause it, and it would get worse if I started moving it around.

    Turned out that it was the motherboard which had defecting VRMs..
     
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    I have a Daedulus Apex G303, no issue since I swapped motherboards though.
     
  4. GanjaStar

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    it's either mobo/chipset driver related, or logitech drivers.
     

  5. Pyrage

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    Game booster, mouse drivers..and this is just what you know/telling us, your pc's DPC latency is probably going sky high,you don't need any of that crap.

    I'd uninstall everything and go from there. Windows reinstall if possible.
     
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    Nevermind...
     
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    Check with LatencyMon ,, using 1000 hz usb polling causes CPU Usage jumps even on top Cpu.
     
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    Not trying to be a smart ass, but do you have any sources to back that up? Because quite honestly I've never heard of that before.
     
  9. Bass Junkie

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    Yeah I don't think I have heard oc'ing cpu/ram/gpu can cause lag but I could be wrong ? I'm not here to be right .
    I have my cpu oced to 5.0 ram 2133 stock gpu's were @ 1200 core each vs 1090 stock I ran stock settings same issue , ok restart pc with out logictec game panel lcd ( g15 key baord) or game panel starting up ..same thing up to 15% cpu on desk top with mouse , red oreschstra rising storm is the werst to notice it , ok I reinstalled nvidia drivers in safe mode with ddu came back In ok tested games same thing . Found out in my bios I have my integrated igpu ( integrated graphics in cpu ) was on ! Even though I don't have intel.drivers instaled so I shut it off in bios and re instaled nvidia 362.00 and now life's good again fps in red orchestra 2 rising storm is normal again ( 72 to 140 fps 4k ) vs 30 to 50 before.
    My fix was a few weeks back I reset cmos with out keeping intergraded cpu graphics off and when installing nvidia drivers it does some weird stuff even though it wasn't showing up in device manager ! Thanks guys :banana:D
     

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