Replace the potentiometers. Its a bit of soldering. Its not very hard to learn.
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without soldering, no. there are pcbs that filter some of the noise, and there are solderable hall effect sticks.
I didn't know that, so I went to learn more about the procedure. Thank you
Have you considered getting one of those stick drift PCBs?
That's the first thing I thought, here the difference in value compared to the original is absurd
Try increasing deadzone in settings
But I've had two controllers for over a year and don't have drift on either
Where do I do it from? I couldn't find
Is it just bad luck? My two PS4 controllers went bad about 10 years later.