Quick one,

[Sai.X38]

on PC

wired or wireless(Bluetooth only)? does wireless connection induce lag? if so how much?, I always use wired but want to use Bluetooth so, can it be problem or no issue? 

 what i have:

xbox one controller 

dual sense controller (i use with dsx in this case wired is best option) 

 

 

 

[podkall]

4 minutes ago, Sai.X38 said:

does wireless connection induce lag?

latency

 

4 minutes ago, Sai.X38 said:

if so how much?

depends on the wireless device

 

5 minutes ago, Sai.X38 said:

I always use wired but want to use Bluetooth so, can it be problem or no issue? 

depends if it's fast paced/reaction game or different use case

[Sai.X38]

7 minutes ago, podkall said:

latency

 

depends on the wireless device

 

depends if it's fast paced/reaction game or different use case

yaa sorry latency it is

 

i mainly forza 5 and some single player games(elden ring, witcher, rdr2, so on) on controllers, no esports games. 

[podkall]

2 minutes ago, Sai.X38 said:

yaa sorry latency it is

 

i mainly forza 5 and some single player games(elden ring, witcher, rdr2, so on) on controllers, no esports games. 

try it, should be fine, if your PC can already use BT, just try it

[seon123]

Gamepadla has the input latency for a bunch of different controllers using a wired, USB wireless and Bluetooth connection. 

 

https://gamepadla.com/

 

 

I use a Dualsense using Bluetooth with an Intel AX210 wireless card, and it's more than fine for my casual use. 

[TudorFinalBosz]

Quality of Bth varies depending on the hw/sw implementation. A company selling a more expensive device will afford to put proper chips that can support bigger buffers so that the connection won't be weak. That's why you're gonna hear peeps saying the BT connection on this Microsfot keyboard is great, but that BT connection on this cheap pair of earpods keeps crashing. Cheaper product == less money to pay good programmers and include expensive chips to carry stronger signal.

 

But in general the advantage of Bluetooth was battery life, otherwise it's a type of connection that is easy to interfere with on the 2.4Ghz frequency where it can get scrambled even by microwave ovens.

[Kettleonfire]

Ok, here’s an example 

Mbps=speed

max=500Mbps=Ethernet 

Average for Wi-Fi - 100-300Mbps

if you can, connect with Ethernet, if not investing in a Wi-Fi Booster and plugging in from there. If you really don’t want to take these options, Wi-Fi isn’t bad, but Ethernet gives more performance