gintail

Oh yeah, without a doubt. An i7 is overkill at this point in time, but you and I both know the game’s performance has greatly degraded over time. Doesn’t hurt to be safe!

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just started getting into speeding up my 90's. building quick has always felt laggy to me like in the video, is my 50-60 ping the reason for this?

gintail

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No man it’s probably because you’ve got endless 90 towers on the map. I would break them down after you do them before starting the next.

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Game feels unresponsive/like there's input delay?

gintail

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No problem man. Best of luck to ya.

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Game feels unresponsive/like there's input delay?

gintail

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Yeah I feel you. For me it feels like if I move the mouse too fast it gets heavy and I get ridiculous input lag. Just save up man, g pro wireless is the wave.

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Fortnite graphics card for stable 144fps.

gintail

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Trust me, a solid CPU is a much better investment for fortnite. If you play a wide variety of games, get a 1060-1070. But for fortnite specifically, I’d recommend an i7 8700. It’s very CPU demanding.

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Game feels unresponsive/like there's input delay?

gintail

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Man I’ve also got a g703 and notice the same issue occasionally. It’s happened to me every once in awhile ever since I got the mouse 6-7 months ago. I’ve decided to just say screw it and get a G pro wireless.

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Mouse delay on windows 10 and every game i play.

gintail

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Make sure you’re not on windowed or fullscreen windowed, because both are known to cause input lag. Also may want to make sure your mouse is calibrated to your mousepad, as it’s not a HUGE problem, but can make mouse movement feel delayed.