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It depends on the model. Wireless mice don't have to be slower than wired. But even then, for this test it's irrelevant. It's the same mouse in both scenarios,
by viraptor 2y ago
It depends on the model. Wireless mice don't have to be slower than wired. But even then, for this test it's irrelevant. It's the same mouse in both scenarios, and we only care about the difference. Even if a wired mouse stripped X ms on both sides, the result would be the same.
- IshKebab 2y agoIt does matter because the latency of a wireless mouse isn't necessarily consistent, so it adds noise into an already very high noise set-up.
- viraptor 2y agoThat's only a problem if the noise of wireless is higher than the signal (measured delay difference). And we can see from the data it isn't. Unless you're claiming it can be consistently different by ~5ms between those two tests... but that's very unlikely. Like, "you should demonstrate it" unlikely.