Frankly, it is pain in the arse process...

Half a year ago following source helped me:

http://www.ngohq.com/news/15043-how-to-increa...a-7-a.html

Yea, i've tried that, didn't work :(

i used the guide in the url sk4ut provided and it worked. i use win7 home premium 64bit.

it can be a bit fiddly. just use the driver signing program and sign the fuck out of every mouse related driver file you can.

I had the same problem with Win x64 and after some restarts i used http://www.satanion.dk/USBHz_Win7.rar and i did it exactly how it's described in the readme and it worked.

I've no idea why it didn't worked with the guides posted on ngohq.com.

Hmm, user with one post, posting a link to a file...

will not click..

http://img709.imageshack.us/i/capturemouse.png/

Haven't run anything yet. Looks legit?

satanion.dk is a well know danish CS 1.6 ressource site, its legit.

This worked, awesome! :D

I got this working too.

So I guess it will say Test Mode forever in the lower right?

I remember using the above url for when I was running Windows 7 x86, I have a laptop with x64 on it, I will try that soon and see if it works.

Would the same fix be applicable to Vista x64?

Those with old mice should donate to get a signed USB overclock util :)

Frankly, 125 hz is more then enough if you use sensitivity 1 and cl_mouseAccel 0.25 in QL. :)

You can tell the difference ingame between 125hz and 500hz.

But it could be easily neglected. :)

Not with a 3.0 it is. 125 = negative accel

With some accel ingame, it is in fact desired behaviour. :)

doesnt have anything to do with your sensitivity..

125Hz adds up to 8ms lag to your mousemovement.

8 ms lag is 20 times less then my top reaction speed ATM. So it is ok, I suppose. :)

well, the thing is tho that stuff like your reaction time + ping +monitor input lag + mouse input lag add up in a way that makes stuff more unpredictable

edit: and the fact you notice a difference between ping 20 and 50 and 100 alone makes me think that 8ms vs 2 ms is something that can make a difference

Yes, I agree that you can feel difference between 20, 50 and 100 milliseconds of ping, but I highly doubt that you can feel difference between, say, 226 and 220 ms of total lag (the first number is 125 hz mouse, the second number is with 500 hz mouse, reaction 160, ping 50, CRT hz 125).

As you can see, biggest point of concern should be working on reaction speed improvement and keeping pings low, hardware provided adequate level of performance years ago (unless you are having a really lagging TFT :).

its not so much the total delay that is the problem imo but moreso the deviation of the delay.

the 8ms delay is a maximum, it can be anything up to 8ms, same goes for monitor and keyboard input.

a constant ping of 50 is something you can adjust to very well.

but playing with something like an effective ping of 30-60, because your monitor has 20 something ms input lag and your other peripheral devices have some high input lag aswell might jsut mess up your game.

I've got it running on Windows 7 64bit, no problem. I think it's the same link as above.

google HIDUSBF

enable driver signature

reboot

overwrite the correct *.sys

enable 500hz

http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=1841348#pid1841348