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If you are like most people here, you probably won't find a solution.

That's why, in my opinion, you should first check if you can revert the issue by using your old parts again. Worst case, you will still have the issue. But if the problem is fixed by that, it might help finding the root cause.

With 240FPS+@240Hz there's not gonna be much stroboscopic effect when strafing. You need to pan the mouse pretty fast to get that at 240Hz :P


Hm not sure if this is a good or bad thing for me.

I've just tried turning on VSYNC ingame and it looks like it helps with his effect massively. I ...

Thanks for the tip of Overdrive 80!

Also, I think you nailed it with the Stroboscopic Effect, this might be the exact problem I have.

Quick research shows that there are not that many possibilties to "fix" it though, which is a shame.

Overdrive overshooting happens when Overdrive is on, correct? For me it's off, as mentioned under "Current Build".

I'm not sure if it's tearing or not. Wouldn't that happen on the whole screen and with low FPS? I have 240HZ and 240 FPS.

Hi there,

In this case I am talking about CS2. I've had this issue for a long time, with multiple GPUs being tested/affected.

When I strafe (walk left and right) I can see that there is an issue with the corners of walls, doorways, you name it. It feels like the texture is lagging behind. It's ...

How about recording it?

Tea wrote: ↑

18 Mar 2024, 10:22

Hi bro, can you describe it in detail? It would be very grateful if you could make a video

Just watch this till about 1:20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h21WGffIhnE

So basically you are saying getting more FPS is better, if I may explain that in other words.

Or do you think, capping fps_max to 200 is bad if you get 150 FPS max anyway?

This won't help you, but this exactly what happened to me - and probably other people too. No hardware change seems to solve the problem, even though, it started with a hardware change.

For me it goes up just buy moving the mouse. So I thought that's normal.