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The result? A measured reduction in touch-to-display latency from 52ms to on a Pixel 6—without a single line of kernel code.

Forcing the digitizer to scan for finger inputs more frequently per second (measured in Hz). touch improvement magisk module

While touch improvement modules can significantly enhance performance, they are not without risks. The result

(Note: actual node names vary by device. Module should search for synonyms.) Every time you tap a screen, a cascade

Forces the display to scan for touches more frequently, often increasing sampling from 60Hz up to 120Hz or higher, depending on hardware capabilities.

Every time you tap a screen, a cascade of events happens:

Latency, or "touch lag," can be introduced at any stage: the scan rate of the digitizer (hardware), the kernel's interrupt handling, or the software's touch filtering and prediction algorithms. A "Touch Improvement" Magisk module typically targets the latter two, often by modifying system files such as build.prop or the touchscreen firmware configuration.