Update: 🔴2024 Test in 10 Games: ua-cam.com/video/hSgz8o_aS5Q/v-deo.html The method I used to measure delay wasn't done properly. Bluetooth is Faster on DualSense as long as the game request over 250Hz polling rate. For Edge, USB is faster in all cases, if you like to see updated videos for different games, check this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLfzrQ3H5ECSbtNfbSDgDDP4Y9zLuwDvUw.html Become a member: ua-cam.com/channels/zoK1582e2w41kUG0MnUOzw.htmljoin Join Our Discord Server: discord.com/invite/ykkWZGrV29 Telegram Channel: t.me/Danielzh1
@@azure8285I did redo this test in many new games with multiple options, here's COD for an example that covers all input delay test methods: ua-cam.com/video/6C0KDjxKrVE/v-deo.htmlsi=7Y4gB-g8jg9JAUwk&t=237
a short video but extremely informative, love it. Also I've been using a USB cable on my Xbox controller for 5 years and it's doing just fine, no need for paying for batteries anymore 😄
Came here to find out why my PS5 dual sense on DS4 all of a sudden started having major response delay over Bluetooth, but if I give it power (not connected to the pc) to an electrical outlet it works flawlessly.
Funny. I don't know who to believe. I watched another video just before, and it said that Bluetooth had 3 times less delay than wire, and recommended that we use Bluetooth at all costs
Hi, this video didn't consider all types of input lag, it's a bit incorrect in some parts, but based on the latest updates and accurate tests I made, BT for DS is about 3ms faster than cable, but for dual sense Edge USB is the fastest way (1000Hz polling rate)
Do you mean with Remote Play? Remote Play Delay is very high overall; the controller will kinda match to that if you have a good connection; Bluetooth Delay by default to my PC was 5ms on avg.
Hi, this video is very old, please check the new videos that cover that among many more tests, I linked one for you here which is a test in MW3 with both controllers (DS and Edge), different ports, and more: ua-cam.com/video/EMwa0ggHcuo/v-deo.html
Great video. Could you make a comparison between the dualsense and dualsense edge? I think all the software features of the edge make it slower, but I don’t know for sure.
Hi, it actually uses 2.4GHz, and the polling rate goes up to 1000Hz on BT, the issue ain't actually about the connection, but the priority in games, this video isn't correct though, in the latest videos I tested it Vs. Edge for many games and in 60Hz mode DualSense typically has lower delay but in 120Hz Edge, in some games, USB is faster and in some other BT, it all depends on the game, the fastest one I've ever tested is Rainbow six with Vsync off in 120Hz mode.
@@DanielZH How about for FIFA 24? Is it better for dualsense to have it plugged in or Bluetooth? Also, if I have my router near my ps5 should I definitely use the USB C plugged method?
Did everything possibly i could. Game mode on, using wired internet connection, wired edge controller. Download speed 300mbps & upload speed 20mbps Still facing input lag in fifa and rocket league
@@DanielZH i just tried fifa offline mode kick off and i still face input lag so i don’t think it is anything to do with the network. Any other suggestions?
@@keyulthadesar3039Oh, if you have lag in offline mode, there could be many reasons, some people mentioned turning off Bluetooth on PS5 while controller is connected with the cable affects input lag however I didn't find a difference but you can give it a try
Hi, I connect the controller to PC and console at the same time, recording on 120FPS mode in specific games, and then counting the frames from when a button is pressed until the action is taken, then doing calculations, it's reliable on knowing the difference between each method rather than being exactly accurate from PS5, this video also has some missing information as I didn't have the tools I have now, my newer videos are more accurate.
nice bro, I really want to know when I connect a headphone with controller through AUX, are there sound quality differences between using usb cable and Bluetooth? It’s really bothering me since ps4
Hi, there can be differences in quality but as a normal human hearing test I couldn't feel any difference, only in test we can see if there's a quality loss between those.
If you playing games that requires fast reaction times and milliseconds precision input like FPS, sports and fighting games then definitely use a wired connection instead of wireless like Bluetooth. The reason why professional competitive players in eSports all use wired controllers when competing.
@@aSunsayy Oh I think I understand, do not worry; connecting the controller with USB to the console won't cause any issues (so far did it on PS4 for 8 years and PS5 for 2 years.)
I will try tomorrow via usb to check nba2k23 input lag which was a little too high. Do you know what input lag you have normally in nba2k23 using bluetooth controller? I know you might not have the game.
Hi, I've just upgraded my controller for COD to an AIM pro controller from a dual-sense edge. Always had the edge connected via USB but AIM is based on Dual-sense - is it better to use on blue tooth rather than usb?
Hi, if you're on PC, you can overclock it to 1000Hz (DualSense works fine that way) otherwise Bluetooth is ONLY faster IF your polling rate is stable higher than 250Hz (test with Polling Rate testers) DS supports up to 800Hz but depends on the BT device.
Hi, thanks, if you use a second user on remote play, the input lag from the controller will be gone, but if you use it from the remote device, there's a huge input lag.
@@DanielZH Sorry i didnt understand this. Remote play has a bad input lag. Can we use this cable method while being in remote play, to reduce lag? Any other idea oh how to reduce input lag with remote play?
@@FastAkira as mentioned, if you're in the same place as PS5 and need Remote play, use a second user then connect the controller to PS5 directly, this way you have the picture on remote play and no extra delay for the controller
Hi, all ports support max polling rate, 250Hz for DS and 1000Hz for Edge, even the Type-A front port, so no. but I've seen lower input lag in some games due to using a USB 3 port, but the polling rate still was high.
My PS4 Controller ribbon circuit died when I started using it only with the USB cable in my PC, will the same happen if I do this with a Dualsense?, Will letting the battery dry prevent this?, nice video tho!, very informative.
Hi, are you sure that the port on your PC was max 5V? nowadays we have fast charging ports that can hurt the controller, if you use a USB 2.0 you'll be safer overall, I've been using both with PC and cable for over 6 months and it was fine, I sometimes let the battery dry by using it on PS5 or PC Bluetooth adapter.
Damn, I was using the Dualshock in the usb 3.0, so if I use the Dualsense wired in the USB 2.0 Port I'll have no issues with this at all?, thanks for the fast response. @@DanielZH
I'll probably have a couple of questions... Firstly, how come your counting the capture cards delay? Doesn't that not affect you? Shouldnt you see the image before your streamers see the image? I dont have a capture card yet so im trying to understand. Because if you have to run the PS5 through the capture card before you see the image that means you'll always be at a 7ms disadvantage over your competition, that's a horrible idea if you want to compete online.
Hi, this video was not very correct as in that time I didn't consider everything, now my latest videos are being captured at the highest accurate values with upgraded tools, forget this video and here's what I use right now: My capture card delay is 31ms in all modes with VRR On/Off and I remove that from final results and we use the capture card just to compare the picture to controller delay, typically people shouldn't play on PC picture that comes from capture card, but the output that goes to monitor and in my case for Elgato capture cards that's under 0.1ms.
For some reason cable feels like more input delay for me, but im using a scuf ps5 controller maybe thats why? Or maybe because im streaming, didnt notice input delay before, using elgato hd60x.
Hi, this delay is specifically for the dualsense, so I'm not sure about other controllers, and HD60X has delay, use it only for capture or stream but while playing look at your monitor (HDMI in from HD60X)
Hi, I have a normal dual sense controller was wondering for Call of Duty games and for the New MW3 does the Dual Sense Edge have the same input delay under 1 ms as the normal dual sense controller? I don’t want to upgrade to the edge if they both have the same input delay or is the edge faster for call of duty? Would appreciate you feedback!
Hey would it be better to use the front port usb c to usb c or back ports usb A to usb c for PlayStation controller on PlayStation 5 for the lowest input delay?
Hi, please refer to the latest video for this test: ua-cam.com/video/hSgz8o_aS5Q/v-deo.html And based on our test in BO6, the Type-C USB 3 front port was faster than the top one, haven't tested back ports yet.
@@miajarunai1792 from what I tested no, USB 2 in front is good enough and latency is the same, but if you connect headphones to the controller, then it may need more bandwidth and USB3.1 is better in that case (Maybe)
@@DanielZH When opening programs such as dsx or ds4 to play games, some buttons do not work, such as spider man, unable to swing through webs, but when opening the program, play normally.
So the delay might be just barely noticeable because humans cant notice just a couple ms difference. Read somewhere it's 13ms and higher people can notice
Most people can't notice under 30-40ms from my experience I asked people to guess which is faster, yet some people think 1ms matters to them and they can notice, IDK how they can.
Those stats are for the AVERAGE human, not collectively all humans. The gamers you see with extreme skill in games will pick up on any resistance (lag)
He nice vidz man ! Please make a video about input lag & resolution!? 4k vs. 1440p 60/120hz input lag test with games in nativ resolution and down sampling games. A example, 4k ps5 resolution -4k nativ resolution game or 1440p ps5 resolution-4k nativ resolution game. I would be interested which results this many various settings at the end !
Thanks, I'll look into it and see if I have the tools to test that, it can be done by controller too, first we map the input, and we'll check the delay of controller in various resolutions, as we already know that for example in 4K it's 0.5ms and + 7ms capture card, so it could be possible to do.
Hi, this video isn't accurate, it didn't have 1 important part, for Fortnite, the best is using BT for DualSense and if you have DualSense Edge, use USB Cable.
I would say it's better to do at least once per 2 years if you don't play much then once per 3 years at very least But drop frame might be from a faulty sector in HDD, try rebuilding database and see if that helps
Ps5 slim duelsense controller the usb cable is usb c to usb c i have a another usb cable usbc to usb a but one to stick the usb to back port which one Will you recommend
Okay so the video is old and the information is kinda updated but gotta ask this one question simple and plain. Should I be connecting my dualsense to ps5 with usb or Bluetooth while playing Mortal Kombat 1? 😅
Hi, yeah the pinned comment is the update, Bluetooth is just fine! but in that game since it's 60FPS, USB is also good too, both have similar delay, if you feel lag with Bluetooth, then use USB.
hi my friend, with season3 on warzone with the pulse the footsteps seem to disappear when other sounds overlap. i'm trying mix boost bass but with old equalizer. could you do some tests? you are the best
@@DanielZH only you can help us with pulse. I told you my opinion on the mixes and that is, I don't like it with a soundbar, a worse TV and now with headphone boost it seems much better. hope you find a solution with the right EQs 🔥
Well, I was mistaken, only tested Idle, in-game input delay is different, + Edge is 1ms in idle, but DS is 4ms with USB, BT is better for DS, you can check newer videos on this topic depending on the game: ua-cam.com/play/PLfzrQ3H5ECSbtNfbSDgDDP4Y9zLuwDvUw.html
Hi, this video isn't very correct, it's a bit old, BT can go on avg +700, USB is locked to 250Hz, however for Edge it's stable on 1000Hz, the video I uploaded tonight for COD also covers the Polling Rate tests.
Not coming here to hate I came here to either have my theory proven or debunked. I’ve watched your vids tried it out, and when I have my controller connected via usb my latency is 42-45 on average when I use Bluetooth I get 20-22. So is latency just completely different than input lag or am I just misunderstanding the whole concept? Would love some feedback hope everyone who sees this has a great day/night😊
Dual Sense Edge is Actually good with low delay, but don't bother if you play story games; most of them have huge input lag, if you play MP games, then do it! ua-cam.com/video/mYij_-KgUuA/v-deo.html
Update: 🔴2024 Test in 10 Games: ua-cam.com/video/hSgz8o_aS5Q/v-deo.html
The method I used to measure delay wasn't done properly.
Bluetooth is Faster on DualSense as long as the game request over 250Hz polling rate.
For Edge, USB is faster in all cases, if you like to see updated videos for different games, check this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLfzrQ3H5ECSbtNfbSDgDDP4Y9zLuwDvUw.html
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Did you do the updated video?
@@azure8285I did redo this test in many new games with multiple options, here's COD for an example that covers all input delay test methods: ua-cam.com/video/6C0KDjxKrVE/v-deo.htmlsi=7Y4gB-g8jg9JAUwk&t=237
U still got time to delete this 😄
@@drastic209562 yes, I just didn't delete haha, but I made updated videos.
@@drastic209562which video is inaccurate?
Make sure to turn off the bluetooth completely in the Ps5 settings option so the bluetooth has no effect on your wired mode.
Good idea! Still that Cable sign and settings can ensure that too!
Where can I turn off the bt completely ?
@@nicklee9588 Its top of accessories, it gives you advance option to turn off bluetooth.
I wonder why the console has to reboot in order to switch off the Bluetooth.
@@juanblanco7898 Really? weird, but you don't need to do that, though.
I think we're too spoiled nowadays...back in the days we were happy just to play 30fps...10000000ms.....
Many retro games were 60fps
Gimmie 4000 fps
We didn’t need high fps especially with crt tvs having little to no ghosting
@IvanStajkoff it is because with higher ping, we can't compete with people who have 1ms ping
@@IvanStajkoff old cat tvs didn't have input lag
I dont know why you dont have more subs, amazing channel and all your videos have a lot quality, keep uploading videos king
Thanks so much sir 🙏
a short video but extremely informative, love it. Also I've been using a USB cable on my Xbox controller for 5 years and it's doing just fine, no need for paying for batteries anymore 😄
Great to hear! Yeah, on Xbox it's better as you don't have a rechargeable battery by default I guess.
Came here to find out why my PS5 dual sense on DS4 all of a sudden started having major response delay over Bluetooth, but if I give it power (not connected to the pc) to an electrical outlet it works flawlessly.
Nice!
Funny. I don't know who to believe. I watched another video just before, and it said that Bluetooth had 3 times less delay than wire, and recommended that we use Bluetooth at all costs
Hi, this video didn't consider all types of input lag, it's a bit incorrect in some parts, but based on the latest updates and accurate tests I made, BT for DS is about 3ms faster than cable, but for dual sense Edge USB is the fastest way (1000Hz polling rate)
@@DanielZH I believe and trust your results more than other videos
@@MeanKoreaNZGamer bluetooth will never be faster than wired just not possible
@@AbusingGfuelwhy?
I wonder how much input lag would be if I were to try to use the controller on my phone
Do you mean with Remote Play?
Remote Play Delay is very high overall; the controller will kinda match to that if you have a good connection; Bluetooth Delay by default to my PC was 5ms on avg.
@@DanielZH yes and also like connecting your controller to your phone for games like cod mobile and other game that supported
@@JModernise yeah for gaming on phone it really depends on the game, but I can test for remote play on PC and phone!
Did you get the same results with the 2 back and the front USB port on the ps5? Wondering if it matters, read somewhere the ports arent all the same
Hi, this video is very old, please check the new videos that cover that among many more tests, I linked one for you here which is a test in MW3 with both controllers (DS and Edge), different ports, and more: ua-cam.com/video/EMwa0ggHcuo/v-deo.html
@@DanielZH thanks for the reply and pointing me towards the right video. I play only mlb the show myself so I guess I skipped over that one.
Great video. Could you make a comparison between the dualsense and dualsense edge? I think all the software features of the edge make it slower, but I don’t know for sure.
Thanks! As soon as I get one I'll do for sure, currently it's overpriced to $300 here so I'm waiting for $200 ish.
If the PS5 controller had something like Logitech's lightspeed 2.4Ghz Dongle connection, the delay would be negligible right Danial?
Hi, it actually uses 2.4GHz, and the polling rate goes up to 1000Hz on BT, the issue ain't actually about the connection, but the priority in games, this video isn't correct though, in the latest videos I tested it Vs. Edge for many games and in 60Hz mode DualSense typically has lower delay but in 120Hz Edge, in some games, USB is faster and in some other BT, it all depends on the game, the fastest one I've ever tested is Rainbow six with Vsync off in 120Hz mode.
@@DanielZH How about for FIFA 24? Is it better for dualsense to have it plugged in or Bluetooth? Also, if I have my router near my ps5 should I definitely use the USB C plugged method?
Did everything possibly i could.
Game mode on, using wired internet connection, wired edge controller. Download speed 300mbps & upload speed 20mbps
Still facing input lag in fifa and rocket league
Hi, if you have a good ping, I recommend trying Port forwarding from this video, with DMZ it's even easier: ua-cam.com/video/z2hJtYT1Am4/v-deo.html
@@DanielZH i just tried fifa offline mode kick off and i still face input lag so i don’t think it is anything to do with the network. Any other suggestions?
@@keyulthadesar3039Oh, if you have lag in offline mode, there could be many reasons, some people mentioned turning off Bluetooth on PS5 while controller is connected with the cable affects input lag however I didn't find a difference but you can give it a try
Also are you using a shielded ethernet cord that would also help@@keyulthadesar3039
@@keyulthadesar3039 probably have a old tv
How are you accurately getting the exact time that you pressed the button?
Hi, I connect the controller to PC and console at the same time, recording on 120FPS mode in specific games, and then counting the frames from when a button is pressed until the action is taken, then doing calculations, it's reliable on knowing the difference between each method rather than being exactly accurate from PS5, this video also has some missing information as I didn't have the tools I have now, my newer videos are more accurate.
I notice less delay when PS5 Controller is connected via USB to my Android compared to BT. It very noticeable.
To phone yes, it's much higher than the console.
Usb hookup makes a world of difference in sf6 on ps5...you need all you can get on that controller with fighting games
From direct test on PC U also found USB response Time to be faster
Thank's for sharing!
Welcome!
O cabo que você usou para o terte é usb 3.0 ou 2.0?
nice bro, I really want to know when I connect a headphone with controller through AUX, are there sound quality differences between using usb cable and Bluetooth? It’s really bothering me since ps4
Hi, there can be differences in quality but as a normal human hearing test I couldn't feel any difference, only in test we can see if there's a quality loss between those.
I want to ask a question do ps5 have shutteting in RDR2 GAME ??
do you need to keep the controller on until it is completely discharged once a week, and then charge it?
So it's better with USB + controller?
Yes, the difference is 10ms but in a game like COD or other MP games it makes difference if you care.
@@DanielZH I play Fifa 23 and Apex
@@holamoco For Apex it's better for sure
If you playing games that requires fast reaction times and milliseconds precision input like FPS, sports and fighting games then definitely use a wired connection instead of wireless like Bluetooth. The reason why professional competitive players in eSports all use wired controllers when competing.
@@DarkZerol yeah
console bridge [ SONY CXD90061GG ] can be burn when charging controller with cable...
I didn't understand what you mean
@@DanielZH console bridge it's a chip on the motherboard, my english doesn't allow me to explain better
@@aSunsayy Oh I think I understand, do not worry; connecting the controller with USB to the console won't cause any issues (so far did it on PS4 for 8 years and PS5 for 2 years.)
I will try tomorrow via usb to check nba2k23 input lag which was a little too high.
Do you know what input lag you have normally in nba2k23 using bluetooth controller?
I know you might not have the game.
Yeah unfortunately I don't have that game so I can't confirm, I just know that VRR off also can reduce lag by 1ms on average.
@@DanielZH ok, thanks. No problem. I will try that. 🙂
Hi, I've just upgraded my controller for COD to an AIM pro controller from a dual-sense edge. Always had the edge connected via USB but AIM is based on Dual-sense - is it better to use on blue tooth rather than usb?
Hi, if you're on PC, you can overclock it to 1000Hz (DualSense works fine that way) otherwise Bluetooth is ONLY faster IF your polling rate is stable higher than 250Hz (test with Polling Rate testers)
DS supports up to 800Hz but depends on the BT device.
@@DanielZH hi thanks, I am just running games via PS5. Does overclocking work when back when connected to ps5?
Is usb c to usb c fast than the regular usb cable? For input lag?
Hi, in 99% of the cases, No, both work the same, in 1% of the cases yes, it's 3-8ms faster (less than a frame in 120Hz mode)
@@DanielZH thank you sir!
Hi. Great video! Just a quick question, will a wired connection help fixing the input lag when playing ps5 via remote play?
Hi, thanks, if you use a second user on remote play, the input lag from the controller will be gone, but if you use it from the remote device, there's a huge input lag.
@@DanielZH Sorry i didnt understand this. Remote play has a bad input lag. Can we use this cable method while being in remote play, to reduce lag? Any other idea oh how to reduce input lag with remote play?
@@FastAkira as mentioned, if you're in the same place as PS5 and need Remote play, use a second user then connect the controller to PS5 directly, this way you have the picture on remote play and no extra delay for the controller
Hi! Faster for normal dualsense ps5 ea fc 25 bluetooth?
Hi, for the latest video and tests please check this video: ua-cam.com/video/hSgz8o_aS5Q/v-deo.html
Does plugging a usb-c cable to usb-c to controller recude input lag ? Due to higher transfer rates ?
Hi, all ports support max polling rate, 250Hz for DS and 1000Hz for Edge, even the Type-A front port, so no. but I've seen lower input lag in some games due to using a USB 3 port, but the polling rate still was high.
@@DanielZH ty for the answer so basically ps5 is capped
@@bloodbustaz1 yes it comes to game FPS and developers mostly
My PS4 Controller ribbon circuit died when I started using it only with the USB cable in my PC, will the same happen if I do this with a Dualsense?, Will letting the battery dry prevent this?, nice video tho!, very informative.
Hi, are you sure that the port on your PC was max 5V? nowadays we have fast charging ports that can hurt the controller, if you use a USB 2.0 you'll be safer overall, I've been using both with PC and cable for over 6 months and it was fine, I sometimes let the battery dry by using it on PS5 or PC Bluetooth adapter.
Damn, I was using the Dualshock in the usb 3.0, so if I use the Dualsense wired in the USB 2.0 Port I'll have no issues with this at all?, thanks for the fast response. @@DanielZH
Hi, is there any difference using an USB A-C to USB C-C?
Hi, in my tests, there wasn't.
I tried it so many times, just to still get horrible input lag.
I'll probably have a couple of questions...
Firstly, how come your counting the capture cards delay? Doesn't that not affect you? Shouldnt you see the image before your streamers see the image? I dont have a capture card yet so im trying to understand.
Because if you have to run the PS5 through the capture card before you see the image that means you'll always be at a 7ms disadvantage over your competition, that's a horrible idea if you want to compete online.
Hi, this video was not very correct as in that time I didn't consider everything, now my latest videos are being captured at the highest accurate values with upgraded tools, forget this video and here's what I use right now:
My capture card delay is 31ms in all modes with VRR On/Off and I remove that from final results
and we use the capture card just to compare the picture to controller delay, typically people shouldn't play on PC picture that comes from capture card, but the output that goes to monitor and in my case for Elgato capture cards that's under 0.1ms.
@@DanielZH okay cool so capture card delay is not a factor for online gaming if your streaming with a capture card.
Great video.
Can you do a video on bluetooth 5.0 and 5.3 input delay on pc?
Hmmm, currently, I don't have a 5.3 dongle but once I get that I'll do it.
On the PS4 Slim I play with the original DualShock 4 controller. Is it better to play with a wire or Bluetooth?
For some reason cable feels like more input delay for me, but im using a scuf ps5 controller maybe thats why? Or maybe because im streaming, didnt notice input delay before, using elgato hd60x.
Hi, this delay is specifically for the dualsense, so I'm not sure about other controllers, and HD60X has delay, use it only for capture or stream but while playing look at your monitor (HDMI in from HD60X)
@@DanielZH allright will try that, thank you so much again!
@@alekznader you're welcome, output from HD60x is almost no delay but if you watch it from PC or play from PC it has Delay
I got a good video idea can you use the tournament stick from collective minds it supposed to lower input lag on controller.
Seems interesting if it supports PS5.
Good video! Can you please tell me what would be better for fc24 on ps5 60hz, wired or wireless ?
Hi, here's a full video for FC24: ua-cam.com/video/sXFPDOt1u1I/v-deo.htmlsi=ROy1ULxxf3VzNrKn
Hi, I have a normal dual sense controller was wondering for Call of Duty games and for the New MW3 does the Dual Sense Edge have the same input delay under 1 ms as the normal dual sense controller? I don’t want to upgrade to the edge if they both have the same input delay or is the edge faster for call of duty? Would appreciate you feedback!
Hi, when using Bluetooth, both of them have a similar delay in COD, when using cable, the edge is a little faster (about 3ms).
Does overclocking a gamepad affect durability?
I haven't studied on this topic yet!
Hey would it be better to use the front port usb c to usb c or back ports usb A to usb c for PlayStation controller on PlayStation 5 for the lowest input delay?
Hi, please refer to the latest video for this test: ua-cam.com/video/hSgz8o_aS5Q/v-deo.html
And based on our test in BO6, the Type-C USB 3 front port was faster than the top one, haven't tested back ports yet.
Would these results roughly be the same for Xbox? Just trying to get a yes no answer, that playing with a USB cord is better
Not sure at all, I should get an Xbox and test.
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊
Some people say it’s best to use Bluetooth on ps5 console and some say it’s best to use wired
That's true, from the test though it seems USB has less delay
@@DanielZH does it makes a difference between the front and back usb port on the pa5?
@@miajarunai1792 from what I tested no, USB 2 in front is good enough and latency is the same, but if you connect headphones to the controller, then it may need more bandwidth and USB3.1 is better in that case (Maybe)
@@DanielZH do you recomend wireless ps head set is there any delay like Bluetooth controller
What USB C Cable is that in the beginning?
The one that comes with the controller?
@@DanielZH It is? Damn i've gotta track mine down. Thanks for the answer
@@Xenoforge78 Yeah no problem
whats a good adapter to game with
I didn't understand, btw Based on the latest test DS is better with BT overall (due to a higher polling rate) and Edge is better with USB.
does ps5 wifi connection network affect Bluetooth controller connection method or usb method or both i didnt get it right
Hi, Depending on where you are in the room and what else you have, it might so, but typically, it should be fine.
Blurtooth 5.3 work for dualsense ?
I tested 5.1 on my PC, it should work though.
@@DanielZH When opening programs such as dsx or ds4 to play games, some buttons do not work, such as spider man, unable to swing through webs, but when opening the program, play normally.
I discovered this on the ps4 the ps4 controller had pretty bad input lag with Bluetooth
Depending on the devices around you yes, it can become so laggy sometimes.
Which port gives you less input lag
As far as I tested there's no difference.
But the back port does heat up right
@@noahtjuh604 a little more yes, but cables are stronger than that.
did you use a usb-c to usb-c cable? or a usb-c to usb-a cable?
Hi, I tried both, same results.
@@DanielZH ay thanks for the fast reply! i will try it tomorrow morning! :D
So the delay might be just barely noticeable because humans cant notice just a couple ms difference. Read somewhere it's 13ms and higher people can notice
Most people can't notice under 30-40ms from my experience I asked people to guess which is faster, yet some people think 1ms matters to them and they can notice, IDK how they can.
Those stats are for the AVERAGE human, not collectively all humans. The gamers you see with extreme skill in games will pick up on any resistance (lag)
Can you do tutorial on ps4 how to change it to wired not bluetooth
He nice vidz man ! Please make a video about input lag & resolution!?
4k vs. 1440p 60/120hz input lag test
with games in nativ resolution and down sampling games. A example,
4k ps5 resolution -4k nativ resolution game or 1440p ps5 resolution-4k nativ resolution game.
I would be interested which results this many various settings at the end !
Thanks, I'll look into it and see if I have the tools to test that, it can be done by controller too, first we map the input, and we'll check the delay of controller in various resolutions, as we already know that for example in 4K it's 0.5ms and + 7ms capture card, so it could be possible to do.
Does it help have less delay and be more good at the game like fortnite
Hi, this video isn't accurate, it didn't have 1 important part, for Fortnite, the best is using BT for DualSense and if you have DualSense Edge, use USB Cable.
@@DanielZH like a adapter
Bro i have ps4 fat 1200 series, if i replace my default with internal ssd will it improve FPS , i am currently facing LAG in new games
Hi, no, it will only improves loading a little, it's better to replace thermal paste if you haven't in a long time
@@DanielZH bro my ps4 is perfect, no heating issue nofan noise just facing the FPS DROPAGE most of the time, should i still replace my thermal paste?
I would say it's better to do at least once per 2 years if you don't play much then once per 3 years at very least
But drop frame might be from a faulty sector in HDD, try rebuilding database and see if that helps
Usb connection is faster or type c with ps5?
Looking for the same answer
Both the same.
Hola, debe ser un cable USB 2.0 o 3.0?. Esto importa?. En qué puerto del ps5 es recomendable conectar el cable. Sorry i don't speak English.
Hi, as far as I tested, both are fine, but USB 3.0 has a little faster response in some games (2-4ms)
Less delay usb or type c ?
Type-C and Back port = least delay.
Ps5 slim duelsense controller the usb cable is usb c to usb c i have a another usb cable usbc to usb a but one to stick the usb to back port which one Will you recommend
this was on pc wasn’t it i thought it was tested on console
It is on console.
What best connection for pc?
Hi, typically USB
Okay so the video is old and the information is kinda updated but gotta ask this one question simple and plain. Should I be connecting my dualsense to ps5 with usb or Bluetooth while playing Mortal Kombat 1? 😅
Hi, yeah the pinned comment is the update, Bluetooth is just fine! but in that game since it's 60FPS, USB is also good too, both have similar delay, if you feel lag with Bluetooth, then use USB.
Wow! Wired only for me from now on
Yes, it's faster overall.
hi my friend, with season3 on warzone with the pulse the footsteps seem to disappear when other sounds overlap.
i'm trying mix boost bass but with old equalizer.
could you do some tests? you are the best
Hi Thanks! I'm updating the game and will test it soon!
@@DanielZH only you can help us with pulse.
I told you my opinion on the mixes and that is, I don't like it with a soundbar, a worse TV and now with headphone boost it seems much better.
hope you find a solution with the right EQs 🔥
Helpful
thanks.
try with an Cabo USB 4.0 240 W 40 Gbps Tipo-C to Tipo-C
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Do you know what video waiting for?
What? I didn't understand...
@@DanielZH we are waiting for the rainbow six video
@@hp1799 Oh yes, tonight I release a concept Edge Video, after that it's part 2 for games like Rainbow, etc.
Bluetooth 11 ms
Wire 1, just 1 ms
save 4 minutes 40 sec thanks meeee now
Well, I was mistaken, only tested Idle, in-game input delay is different, + Edge is 1ms in idle, but DS is 4ms with USB, BT is better for DS, you can check newer videos on this topic depending on the game: ua-cam.com/play/PLfzrQ3H5ECSbtNfbSDgDDP4Y9zLuwDvUw.html
4:01 🤪🤪🤪 everyone says different regard wired or not. I heard somewhere that Bluetooth has 800hz polling rate where wired is 250hz 😮💨😮💨😮💨
Hi, this video isn't very correct, it's a bit old, BT can go on avg +700, USB is locked to 250Hz, however for Edge it's stable on 1000Hz, the video I uploaded tonight for COD also covers the Polling Rate tests.
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Not coming here to hate I came here to either have my theory proven or debunked. I’ve watched your vids tried it out, and when I have my controller connected via usb my latency is 42-45 on average when I use Bluetooth I get 20-22. So is latency just completely different than input lag or am I just misunderstanding the whole concept? Would love some feedback hope everyone who sees this has a great day/night😊
this also applies to DS4?
No, DS4 has higher lag with cable, just make sure your phone or router isn't close to the console or the controller, wi-fi can affect it.
Cable is better than Bluetooth...
Hi, in most cases, yes.
@@DanielZH ok, I understand, thanks
already we cant very good with controller who cares about little latency
Cable is for Ps2 not Ps5
Okay, so I need to buy $250 Pro controller 🤦♂️
Dual Sense Edge is Actually good with low delay, but don't bother if you play story games; most of them have huge input lag, if you play MP games, then do it! ua-cam.com/video/mYij_-KgUuA/v-deo.html
What a load of waffle to get yo the point
And wait, this video is not 100% accurate, I made an update on this when I got new tools.