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Well I was able to solve this. Ended up using a PS4 controller with DS4Windows and the input lag was eliminated. Feels really good without the charger and 60FPS. The reason I wanted this for when I travel, etc. Can play for about 45 minute to an hour before it needs to be plugged in.

It probably is compatible, but if I were you I would attempt to buy the same brand/model of the RAM that is currently in the system. Ideally you want your RAM to run with Dual-Channel, but sometimes that doesn't always happen when you mix. Pop open the laptop and see if you can find a serial number or something, that would be your best bet. Otherwise, you might consider buying something that is already running in Dual-Channel, or buy a set. Also I would buy something from a more reputable manufacturer than Nemix, they are about as budget as it comes. Try something like G.Skill.

I was thinking it might be something like this. I am not sure myself. Do you think trying a Bluetooth controller might yield a different result? I've just been in freeplay. I know that there is stuttering that occurs frequently when people come and go mid-game, but this is unrelated to that kind of lag.

I've changed the battery settings to performance, and I was allowing Nvidia Control Panel to allow the application to choose the render quality. like I said, 3D performance is acceptable under both conditions (for my expectations). I am still feeling the input lag, though maybe I am tricking myself jumping from 144hz to 60hz. From my experience, dropping to 60 FPS shouldn't necessarily make me feel like I am so "clunky" like I do. My inputs just seem snapier when plugged in, which makes me believe there is a delay that is happening while unplugged. Any further insight?

Hello, I am wondering if anyone has experience with an issue similar to this on either their ROG Strix SCAR II, or different laptop that displays the same behavior. I am playing Rocket League with this laptop (144hz, GTX 1070, i7 8750h) and everything works as it should when the laptop is plugged in. When I unplug the laptop, performance takes a hit (obviously), and I am running at about 25% GPU capacity. Fortunately, RL still plays at 60FPS with lowered settings with ease. My issue is that when I've unplugged the laptop, I all of a sudden experience a ton of input lag with my USB gamepad. I use GeForce Experience Battery Boost to set my FPS limit to 60, but regardless of my frame cap, I still am having what feels like 50-100ms of input lag when I am in game. While plugged in, this isn't a problem, I input on the gamepad, and the game responds instantly, but unplugged, I feel a ton of lag in game. It feels like all of a sudden I am streaming the game over a network or something, and nothing responds as quickly as it should. Maybe the 144hz display has an increased delay while running on battery? Perhaps there is a setting that can be changed to eliminate this? Thanks for the help in advance.