Jack_Tilt

The issue is consistent on 5 different mice on 4 different mousepads so it's definitely not this

I have an issue where my sensitivity will randomly change in MULTIPLE GAMES (Division 2, valorant, csgo, rainbow 6). It will randomly become significantly higher than it should be, it never decreases, randomly. It is also an abrupt and instant change, not a speed-up like any kind of acceleration would cause. After a few seconds it usually goes back to normal, but sometimes its for longer. Any help would be massively appreciated. These games are installed on different drives -ACCELERATION IS DISABLED -My primary mouse does have a dpi switch, but this is not the issue: the lighting changes when button is pressed the issue persists on mice without a dpi switch -again, no mouse acceleration or other filtering settings are enabled in game or in windows I have replicated this issue with: Razer Viper Ultimate Logitech G Pro X Superlight Logitech G Pro Wireless Logitech MX Master 2S Logitech M510 Finalmouse ultralight pro The issue has also been occurred with all of the above mice on: Artisan fx hein soft Artisan fx zero soft Logitech G640 LTT Deskpad I have attempted the following to solve the issue: reinstalling the games -switching which drives they are installed on updating all of my drivers using the multiple mice in wired and wireless mode, on multiple dpi settings, and polling rates, and in multiple usb ports uninstalling mouse software (razer synapse) restarting game restarting computer Here is a video attempting to demonstrate the bug. In the video I am moving my mouse from the left side of my mousepad to the right side at a consistent speed: https://youtu.be/NW52BeePUyc (for reference: my valorant sensitivity is 0.2 800DPI which means one full mousepad should be about 180 degrees, not the multiple 360's you see in the video due to the bug) Basic specs: Windows 10 19044.1645 i7 8700k (mce on) 16gb ddr4 2666 gigabyte 2080 super gigabyte z390 pro Samsung 512gb nvme pro Wd black 500gb nvme 850W Thermaltake 90 Plus gold

Since freesync monitors are much cheaper than previous g-sync monitors (now known as g-sync ultimate), I would imagine that manufacturers will fine tune their new freesync monitors to be fully g-sync compatible. Would it be a good idea to wait until they come out, or should I just buy a current generation g-sync ultimate monitor?

I'm looking into getting a g-sync monitor, should I get one of the current g-sync "ultimate" or "compatible" monitors, or should I wait for manufacturers to start coming out with new g-sync compatible ones?