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Polling rate for peripherals

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bendic

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Would a high polling rate (say 1000hz) for peripherals break compatibility with linux/unix/mac or cause trouble with windows?
What are the other downsides of having such a high polling rate?
 
bendic said:
Would a high polling rate (say 1000hz) for peripherals break compatibility with linux/unix/mac or cause trouble with windows?
What are the other downsides of having such a high polling rate?
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The downsides used to be operating systems and CPUs couldn't handle the higher polling rates and you would get inconsistencies. I don't think that is the case anymore with CPUs and I'm pretty sure Windows 7 and 8 can handle 1000hz polling without any problems. I'm not sure about Linux though.
 
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