Things you should know about Windows Input, but would rather not

Re:Things you should know about Windows Input, but would rat... by marzullo on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @11:55AM (#41569041)

I think it's only been with new DX12 presentation modes [1] that games can use "Borderless windowed" without input lag. Before that or without updated support, you would always get a noticeable amount of input lag when not using exclusive fullscreen. I played CSGO competitively for a while, and it was definitely enough to be annoying.

[1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/direct3ddxgi...

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Re:Things you should know about Windows Input, but would rat... by xnorswap on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @11:59AM (#41569087)

This isn't my area of expertise, but isn't DX12 a decade old at this point?

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Re:Things you should know about Windows Input, but would rat... by plorkyeran on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @12:14PM (#41569232)

Not needing to care about win7/8 is relatively recent (a few years now, but a lot less than ten), and fully supporting both dx11 and dx12 with no caveats was sufficiently difficult that most games didn't really take full advantage of dx12 until they could drop dx11.

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Re:Things you should know about Windows Input, but would rat... by debugnik on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @04:53PM (#41572621)

Flip model swap chains were already available since DXGI 1.2 (Windows 8) and could be used with D3D11.

Strangely enough, Windows 7 also supported the flip model, but only as an extension to D3D9, not 10/11.

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Re:Things you should know about Windows Input, but would rat... by debugnik on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @05:00PM (#41572689)

Flip model swap chains were already available for D3D11 since DXGI 1.2 (Windows 8) and also as an extension to D3D9 (but not 10/11) since Win 7.

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