September 2018
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September 2018
I'll go ahead and answer my own question in case anyone else stumbles across this. Turns out if you are using a gaming mouse it is probably using a high polling rate (like 1000hz). All you have to do to solve this problem is lower your mouse polling rate to something like 125, and the problem magically disappears. Hope this keeps someone else from the headache I endured. That is why some of the solutions you see will tell you to plug in an older mouse. It is because older mice used lower polling rates. Seems that some programs on some systems absolutely hate when the mouse starts to take up CPU cycles, especially on Win10 - And a high polling rate can cause exactly this, among other things.
September 2018
I'll go ahead and answer my own question in case anyone else stumbles across this. Turns out if you are using a gaming mouse it is probably using a high polling rate (like 1000hz). All you have to do to solve this problem is lower your mouse polling rate to something like 125, and the problem magically disappears. Hope this keeps someone else from the headache I endured. That is why some of the solutions you see will tell you to plug in an older mouse. It is because older mice used lower polling rates. Seems that some programs on some systems absolutely hate when the mouse starts to take up CPU cycles, especially on Win10 - And a high polling rate can cause exactly this, among other things.