Category: OSRTT

If you’ve not seen one of these guides from me before, you’ll want to check out the first one I did on Rainbow Six Siege which explains more

This is the new Pro CS version of my open source response time tool. I’ve been working on this one for months, and I’m incredibly excited to finally

You might have heard about AMD’s AFMF feature recently – that being AMD Fluid Motion Frames, which yes means saying AMD AFMF is like saying RIP in peace.

This isn’t the first latency guide I’ve done, so if you want to see the other games I’ve tested, or find out more about what I’m testing and

I’ve done a couple of these latency guides now, including the first one on Rainbow Six Siege that goes into a lot more detail on wider factors that

You’d be pretty crazy to say you DON’T want more performance and lower latency from your gaming PC, so the rather bold claims from AtlasOS sound awfully appealing.

Something I know I’ve been missing from my peripheral reviews is the ability to test the click latency, so having the Open Source Latency Testing Tool on hand

If you want to know more about what other factors can impact latency in your games, or just more about what it is I’m testing here, check out

Latency makes a big difference to you winning a game or not. Being the one to shoot first can be the difference between a clutch and a cave.

One question I get asked more than anything is, between my two hardware devices, OSRTT and OSLTT, which one should you buy? I thought that was worth explaining,