The number one public enemy in the game is not your opponent, but the delay of your mouse. Delay is the time it takes for your mouse to move to the screen. Of course, you need to know the minimum delay or effective delay of your mouse.
Three factors determine the delay of the mouse.
1. USB return rate-refresh
The USB return rate is the USB refresh rate, which refers to the frequency at which your computer receives mouse movement data through the USB interface. In other words, it is the response time, or Hertz (Hz). For example, 125Hz is 125 response data per second; 1000Hz is 1000 response data per second (1 response per millisecond). 1000Hz is the fastest rate of return nowadays, so don't let the market labeled 2000Hz be clouded. The truth is that there are 2 feedback reports every millisecond, which means there is one response every millisecond. Science>Market!
2. Firmware-the victory of writing
The hardware glues all the performance of the mouse together. When you rely on mouse stability, system compatibility, and low button latency, you need to make sure that these are well written into the firmware. Not all firmware is balanced. Firmware written by an inexperienced company will cause instability and unpredictable consequences, and compatibility and delay will increase. Therefore, when you want to buy a new mouse, you must choose a brand that has established enough competitiveness and has a brand that has been producing competitive gaming mice for more than ten years.
3. SROM
SROM stands for Secure Read-Only Memory (secure read-only memory), that is, instructions that can debug sensor performance. Not all sensors have SROM, and sensors with SROM can customize the sensor to achieve faster response time and higher accuracy.