PS4 settings
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That’s what I thought. Thanks.
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@bonion had helped me out with the pc settings earlier, but I couldn’t tell a difference. I’m wondering if I will now after making some other adjustments. Thanks.
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Best thing you can do is change your controller to USB instead of Bluetooth.
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@McGalamaad said in PS4 settings:
Best thing you can do is change your controller to USB instead of Bluetooth.
Negligible at best
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@McGalamaad said in PS4 settings:
Best thing you can do is change your controller to USB instead of Bluetooth.
This is actually incorrect. The dualshock 4 has a higher so called polling rate through bluetooth than through USB. I know this sounds counterintuitive, but it's true that bluetooth is actually faster than wired for a DS4 controller.
Edit: the only upside on wiring your controller would be that it becomes resistant to interference. But I hardly ever suffer from interference while I live in crowded area with tons of signals around.
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I noticed a big difference when switching from Bluetooth to usb.
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@McGalamaad said in PS4 settings:
I noticed a big difference when switching from Bluetooth to usb.
Its likely placebo effect
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@Hikes83 said in PS4 settings:
@McGalamaad said in PS4 settings:
I noticed a big difference when switching from Bluetooth to usb.
Its likely placebo effect
Definitely possible
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You could try turning off automatic updates on your tv’s built in apps. I also heard turning off audio sync helps some too.
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@vagimon said in PS4 settings:
You could try turning off automatic updates on your tv’s built in apps. I also heard turning off audio sync helps some too.
I wondered if that could be an issue. I've thought about just turning off the connectivity every time I want to play online to see if that made a difference. Have you seen positive results from this? Or are you just throwing an idea out there.
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@MathMan5072 said in PS4 settings:
@vagimon said in PS4 settings:
You could try turning off automatic updates on your tv’s built in apps. I also heard turning off audio sync helps some too.
I wondered if that could be an issue. I've thought about just turning off the connectivity every time I want to play online to see if that made a difference. Have you seen positive results from this? Or are you just throwing an idea out there.
I honestly can’t say if I noticed a difference or not, but every little bit helps I guess. For me, my Sony handles 4k better than 1080p. It does around 23ms of input lag at 4k. For last year’s game it was fine even for HOF. I couldn’t do much this year so I bought a monitor. I haven’t tried my tv since the most recent patch. Sorry for rambling. What kind of tv do you have? Do you know what input lag you’re working with?
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