Okay. But I'm still unclear. There are already USB and PCIe wireless adapters that plug into the rear I/O that have antennae protruding from them without the cord. So the magnetic connection (like Apple lightning connectors) is the innovation?
Yes will try to see if this solves the issue. I would prefer to keep using the Dual Sense if possible since I prefer it over the Xbox Controller. Only issue that remains are the button prompts. For me it's not that big of a deal but for my 8 year old son it's really confusing. Maybe I'll buy an xbox like controller anyway just for him to use.
Pretty much lol
Yeah, DS4Windows has been around forever, and is awesome. Super lightweight (doesn't add any processing load), super stable, constantly updated since it came out despite that it's free. All it does is make your PC see your Playstation controller as an Xinput controller. So it thinks the DS4 is an Xbox controller, effectively, at the driver level.
Yeah that’s because he’s probably not being honest about it. I think I remember this argument he’s talking about. Some posters in here, me included, were delighting in the scalpers seemingly buying up a bunch of the new 40 cards and not being able to move them at marked up prices. The 40 series cards were obviously not as popular as the 30 series cards. No one that follows the market even peripherally would think that.
I remember looking at data of real-world measurements of the impact to bandwidth years ago, and when the receiving device was less than 10 feet away, the impact was quite small, even when there objects (like a computer case) placed between the transmitting and receiving device. Obviously larger and more solid objects had a large impact, like walls, but I don't think we're dealing with walls, here. Of course, those measurements focused on bandwidth, not latency, or microstutters of the signal connection that are the kind that would produce lag spikes. The tests I looked at were also focused on 2.4GHz and 5GHz signals, not bluetooth signals. And they were focused on devices with protrusive antennae, not the USB thumb-sized devices.
I directly linked the posts, LOL.
Lol yeah I have no real context on what you guys were disagreeing on 4 years ago or now. Like I said, RTX 40 underperformed compared to RTX 30 for about the first year, which waa partly expected. System integrators were late to take on new GPUs and they are by far the largest conduit of dGPUs, more than OEMs or DIY or scalpers.
I think I should have specified, this is for the built in Wi-Fi on the motherboards not the add-on Wi-Fi cards.
What ports is it blocking?
MSI mobos have used the screw on antennas for years and it's not a problem having them in a wide V vs pointing straight up.
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