Didn't notice anything different.ĭisable V-Sync in Chrome: After a quick search I found someone talking about disabling v-sync helping lag issues, and never even knew you could this. Entered into the browser and enabled "Pointer Lock Options," which is supposed to bypass underlying platform modifications. This does seem to help some people, though so your mileage may vary.Ĭhrome Mouse Flags: I had messed around with flags on my other machine so thought maybe it had something to do with it.
It did help a little, but still not smooth like it was on my other machine. Mouse Polling Rate: I recalled Big Sur screwing up high polling rates when it came out, so I turned my 1000ms down to 125ms in G Hub. Tried running Stadia in both browsers and saw the same lag, so nothing useful there. Do not touch your mouse setting sliders after that or it will re-enable acceleration.Ĭhrome vs Edge: Both are based off chromium but have behaved differently with Stadia in the past. GlobalPreferences -1 then logout of your user and back in. Open up Terminal and enter defaults write. It makes your mouse track at a consistent speed which helps aiming. Remove Mac OS Mouse Acceleration: This isn't really troubleshooting so much as what I do for gaming on the Mac (same as gamers do on PC). On my other machine it was very smooth in-game I could barely tell I was streaming (helps that I usually have a <20ms connect to Stadia), so this was very unusual. The mouse felt normal on desktop but in Chrome/Edge it was like dragging it through tar. After getting stuff installed, files transferred etc, I fired up Stadia and Destiny 2, but the input lag was godawful unplayable. My normal laptop (same as above, but 16" with better specs) needed repair so I have to use the machine above for awhile. Google Fiber connection (but using it over 5ghz wifi) The TLDR is that going into Stadia Performance settings and limiting it to 1080p magically fixed all the input lag I was seeing, but there's more details below.Ģ019 MacBook Pro 15" (w/ 2.6GHZ 6-core Intel i7, 32GB ram, Radeon Pro 560x 4GB chip) I had a do a little troubleshooting after swapping to a different machine this week, and figured it might worthwhile to share some troubleshooting tips for those running into similar issues.
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