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Mouse polling rate for G pro x superlight(1 not 2)

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I wanted to know that if it is possible to increase the polling rate pate to a 1000hz on the g pro x superlight. I have used HIDUSBSF but it only shows 1000hz for the mouse at max. Is there a way to do it beyond a 1000hz? Thanks in advance 🙂 

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Above 1000? Nope.

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Why not? What would limit it? Is it a hardware limit or something else? Thanks.

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There are reasons why it's released as is, obviously stability and hardware. 1000Hz is fine, especially if you are not on 240Hz monitor or faster anyway.

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3 hours ago, Doobeedoo said:

240Hz monitor

I have a 27" 1080p@240hz monitor. lol

I have a 3070ti, 12700KF, 32GB RAM@3600MHz. But would there be a specific way to bypass this restriction or would that require screwing around with the mouse firmware etc?

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10 minutes ago, goatedpenguin said:

I have a 27" 1080p@240hz monitor. lol

I have a 3070ti, 12700KF, 32GB RAM@3600MHz. But would there be a specific way to bypass this restriction or would that require screwing around with the mouse firmware etc?

Ok. Some mice could be OC'd depends on sensor/controller and yes from what I saw before it required screwing around and also could brick USB ports, cause other issue and straight up just have instability as mouse was not designed for higher. Simple. I'd rather just get a mice that supports it straight up. But even before that I'd check if the X game supports it, if high fps is stable too.

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yep most of my games pump out 200+ fps but if this requires messing around with low level stuff that I am not sure that this is worth it. Thanks @191x7 and @Doobeedoo

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