Well ill start out by saying that, because its the first assumption, i dont have any viruses on my computer or spyware. I do advanced virus/spyware removal on computers almost daily. Dont mean to sound cocky (not sure how to word it otherwise O_o) just want to avoid the most common respose, "you have viruses." lol

Well whenever i go and play a game such as Counter-Strike: Source, Halo2, Battlefield 2142, Crysis, or FEAR, the mouse is always delayed about half a second. So i move the mouse and half a second later, the screen finally moves. On Halo2 its mouse and keyboard. I had Windows XP Pro SP3 installed before Vista Ultimate 32bit without this issue. The only game that seems to run good on my computer is World of Warcraft

Things ive tried:

• Changing Maximum Pre-Rendered Frames to anything below 3
• forceing Trilinear Optimization on
• Forceing Treaded Optimization on
• Forceing Tripple Buffering on
• Forceing vertical sync on and off
• Changing the Vista theme to the old school 2000 theme
• Turning the Sidebar Off
• Changing Startup to Diagnostic
• Changing to only a single display
• hours and hours of looking online and trial and error

System Specs:
Intel Core2Duo E6550 2.33Ghz
2Gb DDR800 Memory
Geforce 7300GS 256Mb with two monitors
Saitek Eclipse keyboard
Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 2.0 Wireless

Just the mouse is wireless. Keyboard is USB.

sorry for the wait, lots going on lately.

This is wrong.
I was using Windows XP and have played all those games. I am very picky and can notice the smallest FPS lag on any game. Espically if its mouse, its horrible. I just ran Counter Strike Source for the first time on my Windows Vista 32bit and I had the same mouse lag as you. Its Vista, My hardware is the same, I only upgraded Vista and had enough to run any game on max graphics. I have 2 nvidia 9200 gt SLIs with a 2.67ghz dual core processor. I can handle these games and now I get huge mouse lag, its vista. If you find a solution, please let me know. Thanks.

I have a G7 wireless mouse and I had always detected, while on XP w/SP3, a small pause (perhaps fractions of a second) while playing games (any game). I now run a dual boot with Vista x64 and that detection is slightly longer than before, perhaps half a sec, perhaps not but, long enough for me to get annoyed really quick.

If the G7 is supposed to be a gaming mouse why make it wireless if they know it will give you headaches? My money is on Vista but, regardless of who's fault it is, I would love to find a solution for it... buying a newer (wired) mouse is not one of them!

Originally Posted by AstaLaVista

I have a G7 wireless mouse and I had always detected, while on XP w/SP3, a small pause (perhaps fractions of a second) while playing games (any game). I now run a dual boot with Vista x64 and that detection is slightly longer than before, perhaps half a sec, perhaps not but, long enough for me to get annoyed really quick.

If the G7 is supposed to be a gaming mouse why make it wireless if they know it will give you headaches? My money is on Vista but, regardless of who's fault it is, I would love to find a solution for it... buying a newer (wired) mouse is not one of them!

Don't buy any more wireless mouses, no matter how many times it says "Gaming Mouse" on it. It takes longer for the computer to receive the movement and creates Lag, or a pause before it shows up on the computer. I have a high end gaming wired mouse, which is the best you can find on the market; a "Razer Lachesis" and have 4gb of memory running @ 800mhz each with 1 stick of 1024mb. It is certainly Vista, It seems that it just is bulky and slower with more visual effects or something with the coding that has brought the lag up so high in a large amount of games. If anyone has a solution to reduce the lag or permanently remove it, please post it, anything in your experience that can help, Thanks.

Originally Posted by MrNeeds

razer ftw

Best Mouse Ever!!