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.
Fixed by doing the opposite
Re: Fixed by doing the opposite
Well in my situation when the issue doesn't exist it just doesn't exist, any settings work at that point.I LOVE TIN FOIL wrote: ↑10 Jan 2024, 11:09Issue 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.
Did the issue get fixed for a long time or is it just fixed atm ?