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Where are you seeing those comments you mentioned? Are they from Reddit? Because people in Reddit don't know anything about computers. Monitors have one native resolution and you can consult the manufacturer's specification to find out what it is.

I can’t help you bro, I wish I could. This fix doesn’t work for input laggers, its been tried already. This and much much much more has been tried. But why you are using the term (input lag)if I don't have input lag. You know what is the difference between input lag, and stuttering and visual lag? ...

I'm trying to enable LFC on my AMD RX 560, but can't see any settings in the control panel in order to do so. Does the RX 560 even support LFC, or do I need a newer graphics card for LFC?

In my opinion it is.

This issue was never resolved. Here is an exact recording of the issue in as plain as a visual representation as I can think of. Please help I have been struggling with this for a long while and still have no idea how to fix it. Pay attention to how to line jumps and doubles and generally doesn't l...

Has anyone here tried disabling the 'AMI Native NVMe Driver Support' option in the BIOS? I turned off this option, and it significantly improved mouse floaty and lag in games, although they are still far from perfect. Yes, and it caused measurable microstutters in my games. I wouldn't recommend it.

For lowest latency get the 14700K. Intel's L3 ring bus is lower latency than AMD's infinity fabric.

Changed black coated standoffs and screws to brass and chrome ones. Made zero difference. Because mystical electricity is not the boogeyman and all the lag people experience is likely software related or hardware or placebo. If it's not mystical electricity, what type of electricity is it then?

Literally your quote bro Either you worded it poorly, or you tried six actually different PCs, including new mobo & cpu and nothing changed. You ignored other questions also. Well good luck with your findings. Yeah I asked him a question, but he didn't answer it properly, he just ended up saying yo...

What is "heavy mouse movement"? Heavy describes a degree of weight, not the way something moves. Unless the object/mouse cursor is somehow falling. I've tried to think through this for awhile and can't comprehend what it could mean. Heavy means that when you move your mouse and expect it to move to...