hidusbf VS wmo-oc-kmod

When I overclock my controller my frames drop significantly. I hold a stable 240 frames normally, however when I use https://github.com/LordOfMice/hidusbf overclock with a PS5 Dualsense controller it stutters my frames to 30 every now and then. I'm running a 2080 with a i9-9900k if that matters. Any solutions?

I used to use this to overclock my controller https://github.com/LordOfMice/hidusbf

the name of the program is called hidusbf you can find it here:https://github.com/LordOfMice/hidusbf what does the program do ?

I was trying to play Elden Ring but every time i moved my mouse it caused huge fps drop. So I searched for a solution. I came across this reddit post. From which i decided to change the mouse polling rate. I couldn't find a program specifically made for my mouse so i find a third party one from github. I did everything it said in the correct order but my mouse doesn't work anymore. When i connect it to the pc, its lights turn on for about 10 seconds then go back off. Other mice work fine. it is just this one i tried on.

And here is the GitHub Page with the Tool, and Explanations how to use it. https://github.com/LordOfMice/hidusbf

Here is the test https://github.com/chrizonix/XInputTest and here the link for the overclock https://github.com/LordOfMice/hidusbf

USBHID has a way of setting polling rate on controllers too, just use jspoll instead of mousepoll. If it doesn't work (because of XHCI) try wmo-oc-kmod, edit the VID:PID to match your device and compile it. Work on >1Khz is being done by the viper 8khz community, don't know if it can be used for overclocking tho.

So, for years now it hasn't been possible to overclock a mouse if you're not using a native EHCI controller, but I found out that you actually can now, even when using an external hub. If you're not using a wmo1.1a you have to edit some stuff (it's on the readme) but now us weirdos can totally keep using that same MLT04 we found on the side of the road or for cheap at some flea market with decent refresh rates now that everything is moving to USB3 and XHCI.