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I see, let's hope so. I tried drawing my fists, it didn't make much of a difference. But thanks for the tip.
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Thanks for the advice. I turned it all the way down, it removed the "laggy" feeling however the mouse sensitivity is still very unstable. My mouse sensitivity is quite high by default, I play games like BF4 without problems, but now I have to move the mouse all over the mouse pad in order to rotate myself 180 degrees. I even tried to maximize the mouse sensitivity settings in the game but it's still very slow, however for some reason in some places the mouse sensitivity is extremely fast. I tried lowering the video settings to the minimum again, but the problem remained. I have the feeling it's a problem with the game itself, I hope I'm wrong though.
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My FPS is like 60+ on max settings, yet the mouse movement is extremelly slow and clumsy. I tried to lower all the video settings to the minimum, but the problem was still there. Is there anything I can do about it? It's a deal breaker for me.