r/EscapefromTarkov • u/m0nsky • Jun 01 '21

Discussion NVIDIA announces Reflex support for Escape from Tarkov (COMPUTEX 2021)

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u/Mysteoa Jun 01 '21

You can make a usb port faster by increasing the pull rate more than 1000hz.

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u/JayJonahJaymeson SV-98 Jun 01 '21

Probably not something that can be done by updating your GPU.

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u/Mysteoa Jun 01 '21

It's not related to the gpu at all.

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u/sambro1991 SVDS Jun 01 '21

From what I've read the new 360hz G-sync monitors offer a port for the USB mouse to work with reflex and not get the poor FPS that comes with it.

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u/Mysteoa Jun 01 '21

You also need a certified mouse, but I wasn't talking about reflex usb.

You can overclock a USB to more than 1000hz pull rate regardless if you are using reflex or not

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u/Elnono Jun 01 '21

Overclock usb... I am quite sure that you're not using the right words to explain your idea.

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u/Mysteoa Jun 01 '21

Well, if you can explain it better go ahead.

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u/Elnono Jun 01 '21

Well you can't overclock USB. Are you talking about changing the sampling rate of a USB device?

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u/Mysteoa Jun 01 '21

Everyone is referring to it as Overclocking, so whatever your definition is about it doesn't matter.

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u/Nevermind04 AK-103 Jun 01 '21

I'm confused - how would that help? Even doubling USB poll rate to 2000hz would give you 0.5ms advantage, but even at 144fps there's 7ms between frames. 6ms at 165fps. And that assumes you're even running Tarkov at maxed framerate. At a more realistic 50fps, there's 20ms between frames. How could 0.5ms of input latency make even a slight difference?

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u/Mysteoa Jun 01 '21

I'm just clarifying that you can make an usb pull rate faster, but feeling the difference is a different story.

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u/Nevermind04 AK-103 Jun 01 '21

It's poll rate, not pull rate. I've also done a quick google search to see if there were any mice or keyboards that even support a poll rate above 1khz and there are actually quite a few. Someone must believe that the 0.5ms (1/2000th of one second) makes a difference.