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Is my Logitech g510s dysfunctional or are they just crappy keyboards?
THE PROBLEM - Whilst holding down keys there are frequent stutters, which happen every two or three seconds and last anywhere from a fraction of a second to a second and a half. What is a stutter? If I'm holding down "W" to make my character move forward, my character will stop walking randomly and continue when the stutter ends.
INFORMATION - This is a USB 2.0 microphone connected to a USB 2.0 port. I have tested this in Skyrim, Crysis 2, Call of Duty Ghosts, and wordpad. It does not only happen to "W," but to every key. I do have the latest device drivers. This did not happen with my previous keyboard, nor does anything of the sort happen to my new mouse.
WHAT I WANT - I am looking for suggestions on what may be the problem, or perhaps someone confirming that these keyboards are crap. If nobody helps me to correct this problem by this evening I shall return it under the assumption that the keyboards are crap and purchase a different one.
EPILOGUE - Thanks in advance for your help!
THINGS I FORGOT - I am using Windows 7, this computer is very powerful and only a few months old, the keyboard is roughly 15 minutes old. Eh... That might be everything,
MIKEL - It is connected directly to the computer.
2 Answers
- ?Lv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
If you have the Keyboard connect at a HUB instead of directly to the computers USB port the stutters are caused by the computer searching for connections.
I've been using Logitech gaming keyboard and Mouse for years.
- 7 years ago
I used to own a G510.. Logitech has an update driver for your keyboard... install that
