Tag: osltt

I’ve spent months working on a new update for the latency tool – specifically OSLTT CS in terms of new features anyway – which mostly involves testing mice

This little guy is the open source latency testing tool CS – that’s chip shortage for short if you were interested – and it’s the latest and greatest

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

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

I’ve posted over 200 videos this year, and seeing as I’ve only got one or two left to go, I figured now was a great time to look

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,

The Open Source Latency Testing Tool I’ve been building and developing for almost a year now has just had a major update – something I’ve been working on

I want to preface this by saying that this project is still in its early stages. What you see here may change over time as I fix bugs,