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@@mokuii8338 Idk, you’ll have to try it.

@Pıttıkturşusu thanks!

@@LewisKelly-tj8rk Gamesir website or Microsoft store

Pretty sure you need to do it on PC. But it will be 500 on Xbox after you do it

@@acfire9227 ok thanky

@@TheFVBIO thephototechy is my go to on YT for info like that. It’s extremely hard to test. You’d need to ask someone who has the equipment to test it, if we’re talking Xbox. If we’re talking PC it would be easy to test. I can’t emphasize enough how hard it is to test on Xbox. It’s an extensive process.

@@kingtutt3492 thanks for the info!

It's automatic

What's the binterval do? I honestly don't even know lol

@ response time

@@xWaterBear ohhh

Yes, it was when I made this video. Not sure if it still is. It's extremely hard to test and I don't have the ability to test it myself so I can't promise anything. I wouldn't be surprised if something has changed since then.

I play wired and I haven't noticed any issues.

@@acfire9227appreciate it brother, I’m sure people are exaggerating a little bit lol like a few milliseconds is a deal breaker 😂

Interesting, thanks! What's the polling rate?

@acfire9227 it has 1000hz polling rate. You don't have to overclock it.

@@Magic-tx1wc I’m not very interested in it. What are the differences between that and the SE? I’d only be interested in that if I was on Xbox or competing on Halo.

@@guzzor ok, thanks for the idea!

Yes

@@SOCIALMEDIAONLY-x8v lol, I think so. Probably fine to just stick with a default controller in that case.

@ the only reason is because my cousin broke my consol and im playing on Chromebook until it’s fix and I can’t get the Gamesir app on Chromebook

yes, you can set multiple profiles in the Gamesir app

@@DanceBruce I’ve seen tests where people get .125ms, not sure if that’s actually 8000hz though. My theory is that perhaps Lenovo under-clocked my motherboard to compensate for giving me a 500w PSU. I’m pretty certain they under-clocked my cpu and gpu.

What stick tension do you prefer?

@ the tighter the tension the better it is. In my opinion. I max it out on the right stick and make the left one about medium

@@TorreyCTX Interesting, thanks for the info! I personally prefer looser sticks, but I understand why tighter could be helpful.

​@@TorreyCTX ooh, stick tensioner! This could be what I am looking for in driving games, loose sticks lead to figity driving. Stiffer tension would lead to smoother driving. Wonder if this controller works on Steamdeck 🤔

I honestly don't even know the difference haha. Never heard of that setting

Good evening! I'm not sure, just tinker with it

Mine sometimes goes off too I think

@@acfire9227 it turns off for me too. but then it doesn't turn on.

@@Hayate-85 Interesting. Yeah I don't really mind it so I just play with the lights off. Just un plug the controller and plug it back in that should work I think.

it will probably be defective??

That’s facts, I agree with most of what you said

If I was on Xbox I would use the G7SE at 1000hz or the Kaleid at 500hz. Default Xbox controllers are 10/10 in every way aside from polling rate. The polling rate of a default Xbox controller is 125hz which is unacceptable.

This was a great question, I didn't think to include this in the vid. My answer is only relevant if you really want a competitive advantage.

@@acfire9227 ofc, i was really conflicted on what controller to use i have both the g7se and kaleid. The default xbox controller using 125hz really is a bummer

aiming potential is really important to me cause i play console aim labs challenge’s for prize and stuff. so i appreciate the response

@@AveenQ Got it, you're definitely going to want the G7SE. But do your research on how to actually clock it to 1000hz on the Xbox. You'll need a windows 11 PC if I remember correctly. If you set it up right that controller will be way better than anything else on Xbox.

@@chino8099 I play PC mostly.

@@luisperez-ii8lf Haha, I hear that all the time from people who’ve tried both!

@SJXzCz Of course you can remove them, and I don’t use kontrol freeks

@@acfire9227how can super glue be removed? But il try some thin and strong double sided tape. Should do the work well enough

@SJXzCz Just pull it off with your strength lol

for the kaleid you need playstation kontrol freeks i got mad when i had to order some but it is what it is. i also didnt even like the controller so i just have it sitting in a box while i use a normal xbox controller

I feel it's too quick for the aim assist coding. Aim assist feels non existent on raw mode sometimes.

Yeah, I love it!

Yeah, the old Razer controllers were some of my favorites ever!

0 and 100 are definitely best no matter what

Agreed. TMR has a chance to make a big impact but we'll see, I'd still bet on default PS sticks myself.

That's definitely a solid strat!

Yup, spring drift is the most common by far. I'd argue that stick drift is almost always caused by spring drift, I've only ever had one controller with real stick drift.

@@acfire9227 i just thought that wear down of the resistors was most common.. not the spring. so you say that drift from the tenssion release of the spring will occur before waeardown of other parts?

@@caleasthetic Well.... it depends on your settings. On low deadzone linear/dynamic settings (AKA pro settings), any controller will have spring drift out of the box. Every brand new controller I test has spring drift because my settings are soo touchy. Note, I don't mind this drift at all. I only care what the controller does when my thumb is on the stick. Resistor drift is unbearable because the stick may go the opposite direction of your input. I've only ever had this once. It took years for my controller to develop this. That's why I act like it essentially doesn't exist. (That was an Xbox one S controller.) Spring drift is inevitable, unless your springs are too stiff, or your sticks inhumanely well centered, or your settings are too assisted. I have no problem with spring drift.

And now im confused should i buy dualsense or gamesir controller (ngl i need paddles because my hand getting sick for playing claw grip)

@@CallMeKuR If you're on a budget, the cheapest and best option would be a ps4 controller + claw. OR + the back button attachment made by Sony, you should be able to find it on eBay for cheap. As for Gamesir controllers the T4K is very good, but the sticks are mid tier for HE. Not bad at all. Right now I'm using the Tarantula pro, it has TMR HE sticks which are extremely good. But the Tarantula pro does seem to have some durability issues with the back buttons. You'd actually be surprised how cheap a budget battle beaver can be if you only buy back buttons. Ultimately I'm extremely interested in the Hex Gaming Phantom with ALPS sticks, that will likely be my next controller. But it is very expensive.

@@CallMeKuR You need hall effect TMR stick, more speed.

@@acfire9227 Tarentula and cyclone 2 with TMR hall effect stick the best.

@@acfire9227 i was planing that too back then but yesterday i just bought gamesir g7 se, i hope this controller fit to me

Haha, thank you!

Interesting

Done it on multiple controllers, only had one fall off on my G7se. It only takes 5 minutes to fix. If you really wanted to make it stay put forever you could do two on each side incase one falls off.

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@@vainisasidecharacter Thanks for sharing your experience, I’ve heard this a ton from people who’ve tested both extensively! Are your HE sticks TMR, or just standard HE?

My hall effect sticks on my scuf reflex fps vs my scuf reflex fps whit normal sticks is acc crazy i had to put my sens down it i was playing whit hall effects because its acellerting so fast en feels super clunky

@ yeah I hear similar opinions often. No one appears to actually prefer HE. The people who push it are casuals or people who don’t even play haha.

Yup totally agree with everything you said! I've also felt like HE sticks might be too new, and the technology has a lot of catching up to do. BUT the first HE sticks were actually invented in 1995 by SEGA. I think it's more a case of companies capitalizing on the hype around HE, and being too cheap to provide proper TMR sticks.

@@acfire9227 youre right. the first hall effect sticsk that where used in game controllers where used in 1995 in the Sega Saturn. everybody always mention the dreamcast when they try to tell others that hall effect stick are not new. But the Sega saturn used them first. And even airplaynes use hall effect sticks. but those are way more advance i am sure. so how come companies have not adopted the technology of good hallk effect sticsk (like in airplaynes) to the format of a gamecontroller stick module? cant be that hard if the technology is way more advanced then is used in game controllers. Why are TMR sticks better? this is the same argument as are mechanical buttons better and more responsive then membrane buttons. No in theire current form they are not. There seem to be no controllers that actually use non dampend mechanical buttons. all mechanical buttuns seem to still use dampening by using a rubber membrane. to my knowledge theire is not a single controller that has the outer plastick butotn hit the switch undeneath directly. wich defeats the whole purpuse of using clicky switches althogether. because the buttons will still have a large travel distance.

Not sure at all. The biggest thing with hall effect is TMR sticks, it's hard for me to recommend anything that's not TMR. You can test the resolution if you'd like, that's a good benchmark. If you're not a top 1% player it doesn't matter much either way tbh you won't be able to feel the difference.

@acfire9227 Yeah. Honestly, I hardly ever play PvP games. Usually it's either solo or co-op. What I'm really after is a controller that feels good, works well, and will last more than 2 years. (I'm using these on a Steam Deck btw, so they'll have to work on Linux as well.)

I've used multiple hall effect controllers, none of them have been more sensitive than stock PS or Xbox controllers. But PS controllers do definitely have tighter springs, that's probably why you think they are less sensitive. HE is generally less responsive than ALPS, but all my Gamesir controllers have had looser springs which I absolutely love!

@@acfire9227 im not talking about the triggers being more sensitive im talking about the hall effect sticks being more sensitive and they are....there is no way ALPS are more responsive the thing is that this HE technology is new and not many gamers are getting use to it but HE are better than ALPS no question