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  1. 1st August 2011, 03:20 PM #1
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    Default Any way to measure input delay on peripherals and stuff?

    Just curious, is there software out there that lets you measure the delay between a button press and it registering? This is meant for gaming, not really about the input delay on windows.
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    Default Re: Any way to measure input delay on peripherals and stuff?

    Not as far as I know. Usually the best detecter of input delay is yourself.

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    Default Re: Any way to measure input delay on peripherals and stuff?

    Yeah but I just want to confirm my suspicions between two versions of a game where one seems to have more input delay for some reason than the other.
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    Default Re: Any way to measure input delay on peripherals and stuff?

    Put breakpoints on WM_KEYDOWN, WM_LBUTTONDOWN,etc messages in a debugger that supports symbols and take a look
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    Default Re: Any way to measure input delay on peripherals and stuff?

    This page has a link to a tool that will measure your mouse's polling rate (which directly affects its input delay). Not sure about keyboards though:

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