I fixed the drift on my TE-edition!
So i had the same problems as everyone else with my controller from start, and updating it just made it worse.
few days ago i got so mad after getting killed in blackout because of the drift that i simply pushed down the right stick and blew my life into the controller, and i also pulled and pushed the sticks up and down in the socket.
Havent had any drift since then, my guess is that there is somekind of dust inside from production, making the sensors inside the controller go wild?
This worked for me, and i hope that is working for at least some of you.
1. push down the sticks and blow hard into the sockets
2. pull and push the sticks in/out of the sockets ( i was mad so i did it really hard, be careful :D )
Hope it helps!
Edit: i did not have the beta firmware installed
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My God, you’re absolutely right! I fixed the drift on my Ultimate by blowing compressed air around the base of the stick, while pushing, pulling and swiveling it around. It makes sense it might be dust, as my drift issue appeared after about a month of use, so it seemed strange for it to be a software issue. Thanks for the tip!
one more thing, if this solves your stick drift please make a note in this post. I think it will help Razor to indentify the root issue and help get the solution out faster.
Evs851.01 i think, the one you can get from the site
Which firmware are you running? Interested to see others feedback on this as well.
I’m on 1.01 from shop purchase today. Everything seems fine so far. Big of lag on bt but working well via cable.
Reluctant to go to beta as had the ultimate and made things far worse.
TE seems good so far. I blew in it before use just in case.
Evs85Hi, is the TE BT lag very obvious compare with Dualshock? thanks
I’m on 1.01 from shop purchase today. Everything seems fine so far. Big of lag on bt but working well via cable. Reluctant to go to beta as had the ultimate and made things far worse. TE seems good so far. I blew in it before use just in case.
d3vilsimYes, very noticeable. I have given up using it and sticking to wired. No drift issues to report so far, just lag.
Hi, is the TE BT lag very obvious compare with Dualshock? thanks
Evs85Ouch .. i need bt and local razer dealer claim all new stock no more problems. not sure should trust or not lol.
Yes, very noticeable. I have given up using it and sticking to wired. No drift issues to report so far, just lag.
Tried it on my raiju ultimate. I'm on the beta firmware btw. Normally i would get huge stick drift playing the forest. So that's the first game i tried. Dont know why, but the stick drift seems gone. Just the input lag is still there sometimes. Werd thing is on battlefield 5 i had no problems. Even before this "fix".
So I've had two raiju ultimate controllers (now on my second one) and I've had contact with the support on my first controller and with this second one I started off having almost no trouble and having it gradually getting worse but when I read this I thought I'd give it a shot and it kinda worked I think? The drift issue is not as bad anymore but now I'm considering downloading the newest patch just to make it work as optimal as possible because I feel the controller sometimes having a bit of input lag or someting... Thoughts?
cAtChMexdIt's worth a shot.
So I've had two raiju ultimate controllers (now on my second one) and I've had contact with the support on my first controller and with this second one I started off having almost no trouble and having it gradually getting worse but when I read this I thought I'd give it a shot and it kinda worked I think? The drift issue is not as bad anymore but now I'm considering downloading the newest patch just to make it work as optimal as possible because I feel the controller sometimes having a bit of input lag or someting... Thoughts?
Thanks! Blowing air actually did help temporarily. Every time the drift appeard it went away by blowing air into the sticks
7nightwing7I guess different games have different "native" sensitivity? but yeah its strange
Tried it on my raiju ultimate. I'm on the beta firmware btw. Normally i would get huge stick drift playing the forest. So that's the first game i tried. Dont know why, but the stick drift seems gone. Just the input lag is still there sometimes. Werd thing is on battlefield 5 i had no problems. Even before this "fix".
I think it helped overall, didnt have that super crazy stick drift i had last time, i had some small drifts here and there. Still tho the drift appears and there are times where the right stick isnt responding for a bit, plus when u change profiles u feel instantly some small stick drift many times. So the controller definately needs a fix. i dont think it had dust inside, maybe from the design of it somehow dust goes inside when we play it? No idea. Somehow it seems this helped tho it didnt fix it but this "fix" can actually be from the pressure on the sticks and not from blowing air inside it.
Upgraded to 1.02 today, quick test on black ops and no noticeable lag on BT anymore. No stick drift to report on either stick and hair triggers work as intended.
Will test via cable tonight.
Evs85Keep us posted :wink_:
Upgraded to 1.02 today, quick test on black ops and no noticeable lag on BT anymore. No stick drift to report on either stick and hair triggers work as intended. Will test via cable tonight.
BadazzlerI’ve created thread in Support subforum here and asked for betw firmware - there is no response all this days. I’m going to send back to resellers my Raiju tomorrow. Does 1.03 work dor you?
If you gays ask the support you can get the 1.03 update
BadazzlerIs there a version 1.03 really?? Or maybe do u mean the beta?
If you gays ask the support you can get the 1.03 update
Evs85Glad it worked out!
Upgraded to 1.02 today, quick test on black ops and no noticeable lag on BT anymore. No stick drift to report on either stick and hair triggers work as intended. Will test via cable tonight.
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