Imput lag on games

Had it had happen with the game too, which is in need of some updating

the imput lag can be shocking sometimes, aiming down the sights just simply doesn't work a lot of the time

Does your tv have a game imput setting?(hdmi1, hdmi2, aux, dvd) soinds like your experiencing button lag and that setting should calibrate to the controller. What happens when you use that controller as a wired one?

Regarding the delay, is the running wired or wireless?

Reason I ask is if you are experiencing delay with button imputs and you are on wireless, you may be experiencing input lag, try and wire it in if possible and see if the issue resolves itself (this tends to be an issue in FPS games mostly in my experience

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