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The lag seems to have gone away upon switching to the front USB 3.0 Port. I've even reinstalled logitech g hub and it seems to be working fine. Any idea what could be causing it to lag in the front USB 2.0 port?

My Logitech G102 seems to stutter randomly with my new PC. It doesn't happen with my laptop. I tried using a different mouse too and it doesn't stutter either. I've tried uninstalling logitech drivers and G Hub but that hasn't helped. My drivers are up to date. The stutter seems to happen twice in a row in succession whenever it occurs so it stops for a second before resuming movement and then stops again for a second. USB Sleep is disabled in the power options. I've also disabled the "Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them" setting and restarted but that hasn't helped either. New PC specs: 5600x, 1070ti mini, 8GBx2 DDR4 3200 MHz RAM. All mice I use with my PC are plugged into the front panel USB 2.0 port.

UPS don't usually have large power cords. Check the hold up time for your PSU and get a UPS that has takeover time LESS than said hold up time.

You'll also need a UPS that has transfer time which is lesser than your PSUs hold up time under load. You can get the holdup time for your PSU from reviews like on tomshardware.

Yeah I made a thread on tomshardware and johnny's been replying to it. He seems to think it's the PSU's hold up time or that it's coz the PSU is a 230V only model (although the pic says 200 - 240?)

I have a power inverter for my whole house and was hoping it would support my PC as well. It's not a line interactive UPS. It's a pure sinewave inverter which should work even with PSUs that have active PFC (like my PSU). Also hold-up times don't seem to be mentioned in PSU specs so what metric/specification would tell me that a particular PSU has good hold-up time?

Hi My system config is : i5 4460, GTX 960 2GB, 2x 8GB DDR3 RAM, 2x 7200 RPM HDD, Antec VP550P V2 PSU I have a 850VA power inverter for my home and my PC doesn't turn off in case of a power cut if I'm browsing/idle or if my game is minimised but if the power cut occurs while I'm gaming, the PC turns off even though I can turn it back on without issues. Is there a solution for this? My inverter seems to be capable of handling my PC load then why does it turn off if the power cut occurs when gaming? I can even launch games when the PC is running on the inverter and play them fine without issues. Here's my inverter manual: http://nice-power.com/images/microtek/Ups - SEBz/600 va/manl-SEBz-SWE2-V12-WEB.pdf Here's a pic of my PSU: https://imgur.com/8Nzfzkq I changed my inverter mode from 100 - 300V to 180 - 260 V as suggested here under the Microtek SEBZ heading (https://upsinverterinfo.com/computer-rebooting-problem-in-microtek-inverters.html) but yesterday there was a voltage fluctuation (not even a power cut) and my PC turned off.