I built an auto polling rate switcher for my Model D 2 Pro 4k
GitHub link: GloriousAutoPollingRate
CORE only gives you one global polling rate and I noticed that anything above 1k eats my battery. So I just wanted a way to switch based on the games I play.
Pretty simple system tray app, you give it a list of exes. If any of them is running you get your 'active' polling rate, otherwise your set 'inactive' rate.
- single 0.5mb exe, no installer, lives in the tray
- both rates set from the tray menu, 125 up to 4000hz
- starts with windows, toggle to turn that off
- about 1mb of ram, 0.01% of one cpu core
- free, open source
Other mice: there's no public API for this, so it sends the same HID reports CORE does, which I captured off my own mouse and documented in the repo. The O2 Pro 4K looks like the same hardware in a different shell and should work by changing one line of config, though I don't own one to confirm. Other Glorious models need a capture first, which is about fifteen minutes with Wireshark and written up in the repo. Happy to help anyone who wants to try.
Also, this was inspired from the RazerAutoPollingRate project, which I used a while back when I was on a dav3 pro. This is a somewhat similar concept, but for my Model D 2 Pro 4k, and potentially other glorious mice.