Wireless VS USB-C

[SpeedAmOk]

Hello to Everyone, 

Someone find difference response if the controller used wireless or via UBS C connected to the PC?
I play GRID and I play better on my PC than on TV with Chromecast Ultra. Chromecast connected by net cable and controllers connected on WiFi 5Ghz. The response of the controllers in WiFi is slightly slower and this affects the quality of the game...

Cheers

[BinaryJay]

I haven't really noticed any reasonably noticeable difference myself.

[SpeedAmOk]

Thank you for your answer. I continue to find a difference in use between PC and Chromecast. In fact, the connection with the USB cable on PC is more efficient than the wireless connection. Could it be signal interference? - The controllers are connected in WiFi 5Ghz - When I play I don't have other devices that take up a lot of internet bandwidth - The connection with ISP is 1Gbps optical fiber to home - I have a gateway for home automation (I try disconnected, but nothing has changed) Thanks

[BinaryJay]

When it comes to wireless, sometimes it's impossible to guess at what causes issues.  You can try changing the channel your 5Ghz band is operating on and see if that helps.

[SpeedAmOk]

...I see... Already changed, but same issue. I also checked the settings of the TV, set on Gaming, but nothing to do, I always find a bit of delay.

[DaniGamePlayer]

What TV do you have? Have you tried change to other HDMI input?

[SpeedAmOk]

TV: LG 40" 4K year 2015 Change HDMI? mmhh.... Not yet, but I'll try and let you know. Thanks!

[SpeedAmOk]

Hello! Some tests: Reconnect controllers --> not work well Changed HDMI port on TV --> not work well Changed signal from 5GHz to 2.4GHz --> not work well Changed wifi channel --> not work well Tested on another TV and connection --> works well So, the root causes probably are two: Controller-router too near Non-performing TV

[BinaryJay]

Sounds like that TV may just have really bad inherent input lag.