mouse refresh rate in UT

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stefan

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Recently I installed PS2 rate adjuster plus, which bumps up the refresh rate of the mouse in windows from 40 to 100/200 Mhz. This gave smoother action in win98, i haven't seen any differences in UT. I still think that the mousemovemetts are too jerky, even with msmoothing etc on.
Anybody got an idea for smoother mousemovement?
 
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well, the refresh of the UT GUI mouse pointer IS very slow, but ingame you WILL notice a BIG difference going from 40 to 100/200 using ps2rate... however, if your machine isn't capable of dishing out more than 30 frames per second, it's pretty pointless sampling the mouse 200 times - it won't get any smoother...
 
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I always wondered about this sampling rate for PS2 mice. I have a fancy MS mouse with 5 buttons and intellieye. I connect it to my pc through USB instead of PS2. If I made it a PS2 mouse and installed this sampling adjustment program, would I notice any difference?
 
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USB mouse question....

how do you stop windows from freezing during loadup? I have the Intellieye Optical connected at the USB port (which gives a better refresh rate @ 120Mhz or so), but I also need to have a PS/2 mouse connected during loadup to stop the freezing as mentioned.

btw, I have the PS/2 port disabled within Win98SE.

Am I missing something fundamental here?
 
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