![]() Originally posted by Thicc:I've had this problem for 2 years, Xbox 360 controller and over the course of 3 monitors and 2 pcs. Start>Devices and Printers(right hand side of Start Menu)>Right-click controller for Game Controller Settings>Properties You can see the input map of your controller via the controller properties found in the Devices and Printers window. I'll give the event viewer a look that is a good idea. Where would i go for the controller's properties that you mentioned? As far as i know that is a Win10 feature (or so i've been told). Others aren't really that easy to find, and I've found it much more time efficient to just bite the bullet and reinstall the OS - this would prove without a doubt that it's not software related on your end, which is what the issue sounds like to me. I've self-diagnosed a few similar issues over the years this way. (Not saying that you will - it's just a test scenario.) If you can see it lag here, then it's definitely on your end. Have you only noticed this in Rocket League or does it occur in other games as well? Assuming you're on Windows, you can open the controller's properties and watch a realtime map of the input as you move the controls. Originally posted by Gila:These types of problems are sometimes almost impossible to trace down. While you're there, dig around and see if any system errors could be related. The input lag sounds intermittent to me, is that correct? If you're using Windows, you *may* be able to go into Event Viewer (I'm running Win7, so it may be called differently on a different platform) and look at what services and events are triggering and the timestamps that they start/stop and see if that correlates to the instances of intermittent lag-spikes that you see. ![]() ![]() These types of problems are sometimes almost impossible to trace down. ![]()
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