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Don't look for the solution on Linux, it's completely unnecessary.
If u have floaty mouse, etc, then its EMI/RFI, bad grounding, and return noise from neutral wire


Linux is actually a lot better for seeking for solution, especially when it comes to cs2 performance thanks to native vulkan linux ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7LMA2L_1Ks my system is super reactive atm, very enjoyable to play and browse , however my fps are reduced, gonna be testing more but it takes much time because usually i do one or two settings -reboot-> play a little dm to see how it feels and how render looks + fps ...

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="nowatchdog nvme_load=YES zswap.enabled=0 loglevel=3 mitigations=off \
clk_ignore_unused clocksource=tsc processor.max_cstate=1 \
tsc=nowatchdog tsc=reliable x2apic intel_idle.max_cstate=0 apm=off nohz=off \
pci=ecrc=off,pcie_port_pm=off,aspm=off,nocrs,skip_isa_align ...

thanks for sharing
testing more

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT='nowatchdog nvme_load=YES zswap.enabled=0 splash loglevel=3 mitigations=off clk_ignore_unused clocksource=tsc tsc=perfect processor.maxcstate=1 x2apic_phys intel_idle.max_cstate=0 apm=off nohz=off pci=notph,ecrc=off,pcie_port_pm=off,pcie ...

sooo guys, sorry for that rmw post. turned out to be placebo. i was deep into ram tuning, trying different subtimings, and the fps boost on the 14700k just happened to line up with it. but fps are just fps — the core problem stayed.

so, back to the roots. i always return to the d875pbz, that board ...

Well thats unlucky

https://i.ibb.co/GfJcCSWv/Screenshot-20 ... 172942.png

i believe most ppl are clueless about this, like if i never touched oldschool pc era i would just think its game fault or some placebo, u look at fps counter and be like “yo its smooth its fine” … nah its not. i dont even call this input lag anymore, its some other beast. back in 2010 i was on old ...

lol yeah , its crazy i think also boosting trefi had some impact , i already want to sold Asrock Z790 nova for gigabyte just for the sake the turbo cant be enabled without speedshift turned on. Im glad i stayed and took a look at ram stuff. btw its board without flashback support and it exposes ...

In addition u can try lowering this settings
Write Recovery Time (mine 48nCK)
Read to Precharge Delay (tRTP) (mine is 20 nCK)
Read Preamble (mine is 1tCK)
Write Preamble / Read Postmable (mine is 0.5 tCK) / keep theese as much low u can without compromising stability , u can use aida64 memory test ...

But you said that the USB controller setting fixes the floaty mouse issue, so does it not after all? Also, can you suggest a setting for AM5 as well?


send my nvram.txt into pm but i've been looking through uefi editor about this and amd bioses especially am5 are very blank and not exposing mrs ...