Improving input performance in high-end games

[Skorpion]

When I said multiplayer, I don't mean the internet.
If you have your settings through the roof, stuff gets slow.
Your internet connection helps speed it up.
APB has a problem with me, sometimes the lag crashes my PC.
But with Gamebooster it works.

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[KoopaScooper]

Gosh, there must be a problem with your computer.
Look at the recommended specs at Steam:
Recommended: Processor Pentium 4 (3.0GHz, or better), 1GB of RAM, Graphics Card w/ DirectX® 9, Windows® Vista/XP, Mouse, Keyboard, Internet Connection.

Or, those are inaccurate; but it's the official developer site, so.

...i'm not even going to correct you

I've no clue what to do, if you have a Logitech product as the pointing device, install the SetPoint program and turn on it's implementation and disable the OS implementation

[Port]

...i'm not even going to correct you

I've no clue what to do, if you have a Logitech product as the pointing device, install the SetPoint program and turn on it's implementation and disable the OS implementation

apparantly it's a Microsoft mouse

natively it works fine for everything, input just gets delayed in more intensive games

[KoopaScooper]

apparantly it's a Microsoft mouse

natively it works fine for everything, input just gets delayed in more intensive games

Is it wireless?

[JPSC]

...i'm not even going to correct you

?

[Demian]

It is, actually. It's a massive multiplayer. You need a good computer otherwise it may lag.

Use Gamebooster. Speeds stuff up. It increases my performance around 40%

1GB GPU, 2.8GHz CPU (6 cores), 1680x1050, 6GB RAM, 10MB/1MB internet, +60FPS, everything maxed. Haven't had the slightest problems. OP's computer uses mine as a backscratcher.

[Port]

Is it wireless?

no

[Port]

Okay, I might have found a solution.



Trying out what lowering this from 3 to 1 does tomorrow.