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I record some gameplay of me and you can see how much i suffer and how bad i have it. and that all happens not only in valorant for me but in online games where i try to achieve something...but its hard unplayable in such state. but in the past it was not like this bad and with online gaming here ...

My understanding as far as i know (not an expert) is that it simply hands off the usb to the OS as opposed to being handled by the bios

Whether that's true or not, i have no idea

Valorant really doesn’t work very well with basically any tweaking at all, it’s really bizarre why but the game always felt terrible whenever i’ve tried any OS tweaks.

I’d fresh install and don’t make any tweaks to windows, set bios defaults after making note of your ram timings and re-enter them ...

If you are using the non-K version make sure you have instant mode on and AMA set to high or premium.

Have you tried disabling the iGPU?

thats not true.

? Are you going to elaborate or?


He has input lag issues. He clearly didn’t read the bottom of the post where I asked for this post not be bombarded w input laggers as they have a million threads… since this issue is not the same.. and only a few threads like mine exist ...

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08 Nov 2023, 18:05

thats not true.

? Are you going to elaborate or?

What cpu and mobo combo are you using at the moment to play as well as your ram speed and ddr4/5?


z490 gigabyte and 10600k-i5 ,3060ti ,ddr4 ram xmp-3000 cl15 . curently set at -2800 -19-19-19-39


Yeah should be running fine without having to set anything. Though to be fair for an ...

I've personally found disabling c states has a negative effect on valorant gameplay. Best for that game is all bios defaults.

c states is disabled because max processor state is set to 64%. otherwsise found not much use in disabling c states. for me default and xmp both seems bad ...

I've personally found disabling c states has a negative effect on valorant gameplay. Best for that game is all bios defaults.

c states is disabled because max processor state is set to 64%. otherwsise found not much use in disabling c states. for me default and xmp both seems bad. overclocked ...