Відео

First thing about it, it only works on PC not consoles. I love it. It overclocks to a very tight 1100hz max is 1.007ms with average around .89ms. The stepping feature is amazing. Most controllers have 256 values per step which is means you have to increase of the value by 256 to get movement. You can set 32, 64, 128, and 256. There is 32,000 values on the radius so 32 step has 1000 positions. You can run a lower sens and just have the most fluid movement ever, its crazy. And it has the APLS 56 degree sticks which are the best sticks period, they are in the PS controller. What I dont like is that Dinput doesn't work with rewasd.

@@uridimmuvltozwta1466 Knew you were the right person to ask, can you adjust the outer deadzone on this controller and how do you like all of the additional settings for aim? Thank you so much.

@@xJacster On the pro you can adjust the inner and outer deadzone. On the non pro you can only adjust the inner and the outer is locked to 99% (or maybe you cant adjust the inner idr but I remember reading that you cant adjust one of them which is why I got the pro.) You can adjust the response curve (it only has 2 adjustment points so you can only really tune generic curves like linear, exponential etc. You change the outer profile to circular or rectangular. I like the stepping setting because it requires a LOT more precision to control. For training the 32 steps is great for micro training. however, it's too sensitive for actual gameplay or getting PBs in aim lab. I like the 128 step the best as 256 is to dull. The polling rate as I mentioned before is very clean, even though it is set to 1000hz it polls as 1100hz in software tester. With max input latency of 1.007ms and lows down to .5ms. They both will artificially increase sensitivity with the stepping and polling rate as the values are updated much faster. This is good because it allows a lower sens to be used with the increased control of the stepping especially with tracking far off targets and making small flicks at distance like with a sniper rifle. You can easily calibrate the controller with the app as well. I calibrate my roller daily. You add keyboard micros to buttons and it will record your inputs. So you can add Alt+Tab to a button, etc. The triggers only have 5-100% for some reason, but there is a hair trigger setting and it has trigger locks. You can adjust the vibration 0-255. The gyro is not something I use. You can adjust the curve, sensitivity, and the stick it simulates. You can also very easily from the app upgrade firmware with clear instructions. It can go into Playstation mode, Xbox mode, Switch Mode and Dinput mode. (again it does not work on consoles) The Dinput does NOT work with rewasd such sucks. Finally, you have to use the Phone app to control the RGB, but you can turn it off by holding Fn (under right stick) and A, and to switch light profiles, which you can only set in the phone app. Hope that helps ya out.

@@uridimmuvltozwta1466 Absolute legend, definitely buying this controller because of you. Thank you so much man! ❤️

yeah, I used to post my entire sessions here, but it was starting to fill up my hard drives. Now I mostly post PBs here, It's good to have them in more than one place. Plus this is the link I use for my training journal.

haha seems I made a mistake with OBS >.>

@@uridimmuvltozwta1466 Do you think those legos are still at that school?