Sometimes users prefer to have faster polling rates on USB connected devices such as gamepads or mice.
The Nobara kernel is patched to allow modification of the polling rates for devices that allow higher rates.
For USB connected devices, you can add the manufacturer ID + device ID in /etc/custom-device-pollrates/custom-device-pollrates.conf, then restart the custom-device-pollrates.service to reload USB devices and make the settings take effect:
systemctl restart custom-device-pollrates.service
Example DualShock4 and DualShock5 device entry polling rate modification:
/etc/custom-device-pollrates/custom-device-pollrates.conf
# Format:
# vendorid:deviceid:rate
#
# Polling Rates:
# 1=1000Hz,2=500Hz,4=250Hz,8=125Hz
#
# Ex (PS5 DualSense, 1000Mhz polling rate):
# 054c:0ce6:1
#
# One entry per line
#
#
# -------------SONY-------------
# DS4
054c:09cc:1
# DS5
054c:0ce6:1
# -------------SONY-------------