Mouse @ USB-Port, Hz erhöhen

http://www.warleagues.com/viewnews....w=45&page=1



NB! This only covers WindowsXP, check the comments to see if someone had success with other Windows versions. The ppl behind Razer said they will make patches for windows2000 this year, with their Diamondback release.

Before you begin. It may have an affect on other usb devices, both positive and negative. So test with
only the mouse connected first, then try adding the other devices and see if they work. If they don't try decreasing the samplerate, or go all the way back to the original file. But noone wants to do that, once they feel the power of 500hz

1. Locate usbport.sys in %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers
2. Take a backup of the file, save it like usbport.BAK for instance.
3. Hexedit the file, locate this sequence of hex values: "3C 08 73 09 C6 86 0A 01", look in FAQ
if you can't find it.
(You can google for one, a lot of free hexeditors on the net. I used Hex Workshop 4.0)
4. It's found at different offsets depending on what usbport.sys version you got. non-SP/SP1/SP2
5. Replace that string with this one: "B0 04 73 09 52 8A 0A 01"
6. Save&reboot
7. Go into safemode (this is to avoid WFP), replace the patched usbport.sys in both
%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers AND %SystemRoot%\System32\dllcache (hidden folder)
8. Reboot, and it should all work fine.
9. Back in WinXP, check samplerate, and you SHOULD notice the change. For the ones with total
blindness for such things; you will notice that sensitivity feels LOWER.
Other things: Better responsetime/less jitter/mouselag/***** from you.

And this is the 250hz patch.
500hz : "B0 02 73 09 52 8C 0A 01"
1000hz : *Removed*
500hz should be enough for all at this point.

As you notice, the second hex value defines the milliseconds. 1000hz is the highest samplerate possible.
Since the number is set with a whole number, and the lowest whole number is 1.

Mice and reported success:
Intellimouse Explorer 3 - 250&500hz&1000hz
Logitech MX300/310/500 - 250&500hz
Logitech MX510 - 250&450hz
Razer Viper - 250&500hz (doesn't fix the skipping)

By RaZiel

Das ist imho so sinnvoll wie das gute alte PS/2 übertakten.

Bei einer Cordless-Maus bringt es ausserdem ohnehin nichts, da der "Flaschenhals" die Funkübertragung ist.

ich bin mit meiner mx 1000
bei weitem mehr zufrieden als mit der mx 510 die ich hatte
ich hatte noch nie ne wireless, deswegen hab ichs jetz mal
probiert und bin begeistert

jaja ich weiß cs is blöd aber endlich is meine maus im doppelzoom genau und dieser raster effekt ist weg .

THX!

Zitat von moep

Das ist imho so sinnvoll wie das gute alte PS/2 übertakten.

das war sinnvoll, den den unterschied zwischen 80 Hz und 200 Hz merkt man deutlich

habs geschafft, sogar im windows bermkt mans deutlich @ 500hz

sick

zahlt sich das wirklich aus fürs zocken? (q3)

Zitat von Master99

das hat man aber schon ordentlich gemerkt!

... also ich hab nichts bemerkt.

Naja, evtl. lags an mangender Kühlung oder zu niedriger Vmouse.