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Before we can proceed to the next step, please accept the statement that this was implemented in 2008.

The Intel Management Engine (IME) has been integrated into Intel chipsets since 2008. It is an autonomous subsystem that operates independently of the main CPU and performs various tasks, even when the computer is turned off. For more details, you can refer to the Wikipedia article [here](https://en...

"Input lag" or "desync"—whatever you choose to call it—existed long before Intel ME or AMD PSP were first added to CPUs by Intel and AMD.

Finally, we should create this thread where I will provide answers to all your questions. Then you can look at this problem from another angle. Maybe you will not be happy, but you will know the truth. Again, I have known about this "problem" since 2003, when I first understood that the "problem" ex...

Vocaleyes wrote: ↑

09 May 2024, 13:22

You’re welcome to provide it all at once or not at all, thank you.

Before we can proceed, I should repeat my question. Do you know when Intel ME or AMD PSP was first released? My idea is that you can debunk your own theory; I will just pose questions to you.

Of course I can provide proof, but I will do this slowly, okay? Do you know when Intel ME or AMD PSP was first released?

Are you thinking there's a problem with the Windows operating system? I can offer free advice - you could consider using Linux or macOS instead.

The problem does not lie in Intel ME or AMD PSP.

I "tried" all of this in 2003.

I can add more: in 2003, an Ethernet card was not part of the motherboard; it was always an external PCI card. Additionally, input lag did exist. If you still don't want to call it a placebo after this, that's your right.

That's just another placebo.