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    Do you use cursor acceleration?

    The simplest way to explain it is that with acceleration enabled, you are using speed to control your movements, and with acceleration disabled you are using distance. With acceleration disabled and a mouse set to 400 CPI, for every inch you move the mouse, the cursor will always travel 400...
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    Issues running games with VSYNC in Windows 8.1.

    V-Sync will only allow the game to run at divisors of the refresh rate. So with a 60Hz display, it must drop from 60 to 30 (60÷2) to 20 (60÷3) to 15 (60÷4) etc. It is not possible to run the game at say 50fps when using standard v-sync (double-buffering) on a 60Hz display. Enabling...
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    Nice to see the same bugs still happen in 8 pro...

    Do you happen to have any NTFS Junctions in your Origin folder to move games to another drive? I experienced this issue when moving Steam games from one drive to another. I added a new disk prior to installing Windows 8, and then after installing Windows 8, I swapped the drive letters around...
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    Sabertooth P67 extremely slow boot

    I would have expected some delay if it was a bootable drive connected, but even with just the trackball plugged in, it takes several minutes to boot, rather than about 15s. Haven't experienced this problem with any other devices other than it and the thumbdrive. (unfortunately I bought the...
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    Sabertooth P67 extremely slow boot

    I was wondering if anyone has experienced extremely slow boot times with the Sabertooth P67 or similar boards when certain USB devices are connected, and if they had found a solution for it. Connecting up either my Kensington trackball, or a 32GB SanDisk thumbdrive to the system adds minutes...
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    It's shocking that ASUS have still done nothing to resolve this issue. It's clearly a compatibility problem between this board and certain power supplies, that should be relatively easy to replicate. They just stopped responding to my emails after a while. Worse, my system has now decided to...
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    That's disappointing to hear. There's clearly something wrong with the Sabertooth boards—possibly related to using an AX850 PSU—that ASUS is refusing to acknowledge. I've had three Sabertooth boards now, and none of them will wake from sleep.
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    Corsair Keyboards?

    If we were talking about Bluetooth devices, I'd agree with you, they're totally unsuitable for gaming in my opinion—at least anything I've used connected to a PC/Mac via Bluetooth. I can't say I've ever had any problems with PS3 controllers dropping signal, having the input sticking or not...
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    Corsair Keyboards?

    Is it really "junk" though? I have an older Microsoft wireless keyboard that I'm using right now. It's a horrible keyboard, but it's almost lag-free, maybe a frame at most. (60Hz) It has been years since I've had to replace the batteries in it too. I honestly can't remember when I last had to...
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    Corsair Keyboards?

    My wishlist for the next keyboard?Tenkeyless, or possibly something more compact. Black keys? Black body. Not a fan of the black on aluminum when they're full size keys. (it works when it's laptop height chiclet style keys though) Preferably not a brushed metal finish, I think that looks cheap...
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    I wonder if there's anything to this, my system is also using an AX850, and I'm now on my third B3 Sabertooth P67 board that won't sleep.
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    I realise that it is a sample size of one, but this seems to give credence to the idea that the P67 hardware is fundamentally flawed if a straight swap for a Z68 board fixed things. Can you give us any details on what is being done to resolve the sleep issues with the P67 boards? You...
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    Petition for Asus to allow swapping all P67 owners for Z68 if requested...

    Was happening after 15 minutes for me last time I checked (probably less) it only wakes within a minute or two of sleeping. Most/all Sabertooth P67 reviews were held back until after the B3 revision was out. (and I had one)
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    Petition for Asus to allow swapping all P67 owners for Z68 if requested...

    Only if you have the PLL Overvoltage enabled, which is not necessary up to 4.5GHz on my system at acceptable voltages. The system has sleep issues whether it is overclocked or not though. I have a number of issues with this. 1. My tower is in a separate physical location from my desk. WOL is...
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    Petition for Asus to allow swapping all P67 owners for Z68 if requested...

    This is why I asked if the Z68 boards are experiencing the same sleep issues (and more) that people are having with the P67 boards. If they are, then I think I will probably have to look into a non-ASUS board. If they are not experiencing these problems, it suggests that there is...
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