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7/30/2018 9:11:23 PM
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Please let me know if you can test that and it makes any difference (or no difference!).
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Did a quick mission. I wish I was as smart with computers as you guys. hehe The input felt alot smoother with the mouse and I didnt get any input lag or mouse disconnects... "touch wood". Probably a IT question but: Do you think it might be the USB keyboard I used thats faulty and / or maybe my powersupply? At First I actually thought of buying a mouse, because I thought that this one I use is faulty.
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[quote] Probably a IT question but: Do you think it might be the USB keyboard I used thats faulty and / or maybe my powersupply? At First I actually thought of buying a mouse, because I thought that this one I use is faulty.[/quote] Out of curiousity, does the other keyboard (the USB one) have it's own touchpad or mini-stick builtin?
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No, Not at all. Its the Steelseries Apex RAW. https://steelseries.com/gaming-keyboards/apex-300
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I couldn't tell you myself; it could be that, or it could just be some strange compatibility issue (we've seen similar things happen before). If there's anything else you need please let me know.
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Editado por Pompies8444: 7/30/2018 9:57:07 PMThanks for the help. I have this Microsoft RT2300 PS/2 keyboard longer then I have the mouse. I bought the mouse in March 2007 and the keyboard somewhere in 2003 / 2004. The old stuff just works better. Reason for not using it is it feet that keeps it upright broke off... and.. I just wanted a gaming keyboard. XD I will try do some benchmarks, look at some numbers and see what I need to buy to prevent future issues. EDIT: I spoke to early. It started to happen again. :(
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ok will do
