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I have compiled a full report of my findings about the electricity causing 'input lag'. I advise you to read it all to get a full understanding of HOW this problem affects not only PC's, but other electronics as well including TVs, smartphones, peripherals like mice/keyboards/headphones and whatnot...

Yeah, the Meltdown/Spectre mitigation stuff was bad for jitter/latency. It's part of why I'm a fan of timestamping at the mouse sensor level, to allow the software to have the choice to dejitter mouse samples. Some of us prioritize on smoothness. Will the mitigations still need to be applied on Roc...

Great guide. The more I dig, the deeper I realize the PC optimization rabbit hole goes. It totally makes sense as a logical progression of optimizing your gaming performance, especially given the incredible stakes of professional eSports gaming. For those who think this is niche and unneeded - all I...

P.S. Linkified your link. Sorry about the antispam bot preventing your link, it won't bother you once you have a several posts made. It's unfortunate antispam settings now has to block new-users URLs to save workload of having to manually delete up to 100 spam posts day. Thanks, Chief. Don't mean t...

For input lag minded people who are wondering whether they should go Team Green or Team Red this gen, here is an interesting article on Ampere architecture vs. RDNA 2 architecture: https://www.techspot.com/article/2151-nvidia-ampere-vs-amd-rdna2/ [EDIT by Moderator: Linkified your link.] In short, c...

It's true AMD performs better than NVIDIA in some metrics important to certain people/industries. To make a statement like that you must have some insight about what aspects AMD is superior in? And of course I'm not talking about FPS/Frametime benchmark that every reviewer and their mother can give...