F5F Stay Refreshed Software PC Gaming Is this a trick question? I asked myself if I could make my computer faster, but now it seems like that's just a joke.

Is this a trick question? I asked myself if I could make my computer faster, but now it seems like that's just a joke.

Is this a trick question? I asked myself if I could make my computer faster, but now it seems like that's just a joke.

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bronzered
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10-28-2026, 03:28 AM
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Hi guys! I use a wireless Xbox One controller a lot with my PC lately and I've noticed some inputs aren't working right now. I know some people overclock their controllers to get lower input delays, but will that work if they are using Bluetooth too or is it only for wired ones?
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bronzered
10-28-2026, 03:28 AM #1

Hi guys! I use a wireless Xbox One controller a lot with my PC lately and I've noticed some inputs aren't working right now. I know some people overclock their controllers to get lower input delays, but will that work if they are using Bluetooth too or is it only for wired ones?

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sunofmars67
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Yesterday, 03:16 PM
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I have never heard about using an Xbox wireless controller at higher speeds. What people say that the Xbox Wireless adapter gives you less lag when connecting to your PC might be true, but I think that means nothing when it comes to missed inputs. To me, missing buttons or sticks is a clear sign that something is broken inside them and wearing out instead of just taking too long to react.
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sunofmars67
Yesterday, 03:16 PM #2

I have never heard about using an Xbox wireless controller at higher speeds. What people say that the Xbox Wireless adapter gives you less lag when connecting to your PC might be true, but I think that means nothing when it comes to missed inputs. To me, missing buttons or sticks is a clear sign that something is broken inside them and wearing out instead of just taking too long to react.