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Thanks Chroma! This reinforces the info in the video Bean Shared. In hindsight, I should have marked the issue as "solved" after his link was shared. . . oops.... rookie mistake.

Interesting. . . that is pretty much the opposite problem. Perhaps they added a cap to the click speed as a band-aid for the "double clicking while holding" problem? Maybe this is an over correction (or incorrect method of fixing) the problem specified in that video? Hmmmmm....

I'm glad you asked the answer is simple: 1) I play an MMO and have a lot of bags to open. 2) Quality-of-life improvement when I want to open a file (or literally double click on anything). It feels like a single click and reduces muscle strain. I suggest trying this technique if you haven't already. It feels really slick when mastered!

I just got off the phone with customer support, and they did not mention that feature. However we did test drivers, restarting, etc. and the problem persists. I also just added pictures right after you commented* feel free to refresh and check them out. Thanks for the insight!

I just tested a G PRO (2021- wireless) against my G403 (2018 wired) and don't think I'm full of it lol. This was not pertaining to the sensor though, but rather double-click speeds. I have one question for everyone: Has anyone been able to do 10 double clicks in a burst with a G PRO mouse faster than .2 seconds per double click? I upgraded from a Wired G403 and can no longer double click at my .040 speed. It is worth noting the technique I use to double click involves my finger falling like a guillotine on the left click button for the first click; then squeezing normally after it lands, for the second click. If done right, you can achieve insane double-click speeds with this method. Unfortunately, the G Pro's double-click speed bottlenecks my performance. The first 1 or 2 double clicks seem to work fine at about .040 seconds, but the rest in my 10-click burst appear to be capped at .200 seconds. I'm a little bummed because this would have been the perfect mouse for me, but since I need to double click a lot in my games, this weird bottleneck is a deal-breaker for me. Its almost as if it is sending my clicks in a batch, and get s bogged down. Does anyone have the same problem or a solution? I am using this site to test my double-click speed: https://codepen.io/blink172/pen/vERyxK. I hope this helps

Got it. Also, what does FRC stand for?

Sorry if I posted in the wrong area... this seemed like "news" to me.... I'm new to the forum. Also, the reason why I think it is a 10-bit panel is because it says it can display 1.07 Billion colors. According to the tech specs. 8-bit (256 Red, 256 Green, 256 Blue) is 16.4 million colors (256 x 256 x 256) 10-bit is 1024 R, 1024 G, 1024 B which means it is a total of 1.07 Billion Colors.

I was helping someone I know buy a good all-around monitor. They told me they had bought a 27" 1080p monitor with FreeSync for about $300.00. Needless to say, I believed they could have gotten way more bang for their buck. After about an hour of going through dozens of tech specs, I found this - the "ACER V277U" (Acer Website) (Newegg Sales Page ). I was AMAZED that a 27" 2560 x 1440 IPS monitor with a 10-bit panel could cost as little as $250.00 - $270.00! The fact it had adaptive sync was an added bonus! So here I am with my non-gaming monitor checklist: < $300.00? Yes. 2560 x 1440? Yes. 27" diagonal? Yes. 10-bit IPS panel? Yes. some sort of "sync" ( wasn't looking for this feature but hey, I'll take it!)? Yes. I am looking at this monitor thinking it is hands down the best value as long as you aren't looking for a high refresh rate. The catch is I have seen other monitors with this resolution and 8-bit panels selling for much more. I can't help but wonder "What is wrong with this monitor?" The ONLY thing I can think of is that Acer was trying to market this as an HDR monitor (since it has a 10-bit panel), but didn't pass the VESA 400 standard since it only has a peak brightness of 350 nits. I feel an in-depth Linus-Style review is needed for quality validation Let me know what you guys think out there! - Erik