This is really hard to explain. Enhanced pointer precision is turned off and all other settings regarding that including vsync are all disabled when in a game but even on the desktop moving the mouse just feels off. it's started a few weeks back but i haven't installed anything that might affect the mouse input. I've tried reinstalling windows, GPU, chipset drivers even updating my BIOS. Nothing has fixed it. Is it something to do with the current windows update or something?

22 minutes ago, bawbagmagee said:

Is it something to do with the current windows update or something?

I've never seen an issue with Windows in this regard, it has always been 1:1 with the mouse reports unless WPS is changed or pointer precision is on.

Either way, most modern games get the mouse data directly from the mouse (raw input), which completely bypasses any Windows interference.

What mouse is it? It might be an issue with driver settings like lift off distance/surface tuning etc, which can cause the mouse to track terrible if not calibrated correctly.

8 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

I've never seen an issue with Windows in this regard, it has always been 1:1 with the mouse reports unless WPS is changed or pointer precision is on.

Either way, most modern games get the mouse data directly from the mouse (raw input), which completely bypasses any Windows interference.

What mouse is it? It might be an issue with driver settings like lift off distance/surface tuning etc, which can cause the mouse to track terrible if not calibrated correctly.

So i've currently tried like 3-4 different mice and all of them is still affected by it : Pulsar X2H v3 White and black, Razer Viper v2 Pro, Endgame Gear XM2We and a Logitech G303 Shroud.

Raw Input is enabled on each game that has the option, Mouse smoothing is disabled and all that other jazz. 

I've messed around with the LOD from 2mm to 1mm and no changes, Changed my DPI as well still no changes. I've even resorted to using MarkCs Windows Accel fix just to be sure but nada. So i removed that.