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Hi all. I had a problem after one of the CS2 updates. My FPS is quite stable and capped at 236. The Internet is also stable, I tested at different times of the day. The point is that opponents/allies (models of players in the game) do not move smoothly, but intermittently (by jumping). I entered the...

It is interesting to check whether reflex reduces input lag under the condition of Reflex + Vsync compared to Vsync + FPS limiter In-game.

A new driver version 24.3.1 was released and AMD engineers did not fix the problem with atieclxx.exe. At a high mouse polling rate of 4000-8000hz, the sensitivity still feels bad; your mouse is literally swimming in oil. But Aeodyn's fix works fine.
I hope one day AMD engineers will fix this bug.

Did you tried new steam account ? it's better if you just uninstall cs2 and steam delete folders and create new steam account and check if u have this issue, cause alot of ppl say that smurf accounts are much more responsive I have used more than 18 Steam accounts and I tell you that there is no di...

Okay, I followed the instructions and still got an error with the wrong file name or something. atieclxx.exe and your script were in the same folder. I updated the OP with more detailed instructions; lmk how it goes. Okay, I followed the instructions and actually managed to patch the file. It looks...

To run a Python script, you can open a cmd/powershell window, cd to the directory, and then do (in this case) "py patch_atieclxx.py" (or use the path to python.exe instead of "py"). Just double-clicking it may also work, but it'll be harder to tell. It won't hurt mouse input at all, no. Not sure if...

I don't actually use Boost or Chill, but my understanding is that Boost varies your resolution depending on mouse movement, and Chill varies framerate depending on mouse movement (and is more a power-saving feature than anything else). atieclxx.exe seems to be a way for the driver to get that mouse...

I've recently finally got my computer's MouseTester graphs stable with my dav3pro at 8000Hz. When I was digging into the last bits of jitter, I noticed in Windows Performance Aanalyzer that atieclxx.exe, a part of AMD's External Events Hello. I have an AMD system with an AMD processor and a Vega56 ...

Have you ever noticed how noisy your microphone or headphones are without noise canceling? So the noise is interference from the electrical network. They enter the computer from the outlet. The higher the quality of the electricity, the lower the noise in the microphone. Interference of a certain fr...

It has to do with electricity. When there is a heavy load on the processor/video card, the computer consumes more electricity and the power supply filters electricity better. Each power supply has an LC filter and at low load it works worse. I checked this a long time ago and measured it using instr...