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I watched your clip. I experience exactly the same and I have no control over my crosshair however it's in CS2. I can describe it as playing on tick 4 while everybody else plays on tick 64. Even animations of dying enemies look like a fucking slideshow ( 400fps and 280hz ) but on my friend's laptop...

ApexLeg wrote: ↑

06 Apr 2024, 07:19

Do you have scaling on in Windows?

Yes, currently using fullscreen scaling

Started exactly in Dec 2020 when I first turned this prebuilt PC on. I noticed that something was delayed instantly. I was going through a rough time so I thought, hey, I'll keep this high end PC and enjoy it, maybe I just need to get used to it... But netherless to say, this was a bad idea :lol: Ol...

You say that is hardware, but there are many cases, you'll find on here, where people's old machines perform way better (ie no input lag/desync) than their newer ones. It's really odd. But at the same time, these people NEVER tested their systems. There is no logical explenation for why this would ...

This indeed made my floaty mouse issue better, still is not as good as my old pc, but hey, it's an improvement!

Tea wrote: ↑

26 Nov 2023, 07:52

giggio10 wrote: ↑

25 Nov 2023, 11:01

same thing, also started 3 years ago (most precisely when I bought a new pc)

Do you have a suitable solution?

I removed my HD yesterday and it's been working flawlessly, saw from another guy and the issue came back after a while, but he bought a better PSU and that solved it

same thing, also started 3 years ago (most precisely when I bought a new pc)

Please stop spamming from different accounts! Rest assured, this is not the solution. My board which is a Z790i Strix does not even come with audio ports, and I picked it specifically to eliminate Realtek or other on-board audio shenanigans that might be the reason for this weird lag. Goes without ...

Be careful, do some research before doing that since I don't know the downsides. But that's pretty much it! To uninstall it, go to Device Manager > Sound, video and game controllers > right click "Realtek High Definition Audio" and then uninstall. It's been more than 24 hours and it's still good, s...