Fixed by doing the opposite

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I LOVE TIN FOIL
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Joined: 13 May 2023, 09:07

Fixed by doing the opposite

Post by I LOVE TIN FOIL » 10 Jan 2024, 11:09

Issue seems completely erased by setting the base clock to 102.80mhz and disabling multi core enhancement....
(9700f, z390,) tscsyncpolicy standard.

I used to follow all guides (100.00mhz locked, tscsyncpolicy enhanced)

My question is why (or how) my "bad settings" would cause a noticeable decrease to the point where mouse movement feels almost analogue and instant.

widow13
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Re: Fixed by doing the opposite

Post by widow13 » 10 Jan 2024, 11:21

I LOVE TIN FOIL wrote:
10 Jan 2024, 11:09
Issue seems completely erased by setting the base clock to 102.80mhz and disabling multi core enhancement....
(9700f, z390,) tscsyncpolicy standard.

I used to follow all guides (100.00mhz locked, tscsyncpolicy enhanced)

My question is why (or how) my "bad settings" would cause a noticeable decrease to the point where mouse movement feels almost analogue and instant.
Well in my situation when the issue doesn't exist it just doesn't exist, any settings work at that point.
Did the issue get fixed for a long time or is it just fixed atm ?

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