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Exyy0 wrote: ↑

31 May 2024, 03:56

Hello everyone this is my competitve setup

How do you enjoy that monitor? I watched a video recently that highlighted the superior qualities of these panels

Following up -

It seems that some of the issues may be game-side. I've re-configured literally dozens of settings. It seems to be out of my hands, because the new hotfix from developers appears to help.

Still soliciting any and all input on optimizations I'm overlooking. : )

Hi all -

Gray Zone Warfare (GZW) seems to be very demanding on my hardware.. and from virtually all setting combos I've tried, I can't seem to get a crisp picture. DLSS and FrameGen seem to provide the overall best balance between frame time, framerate, and quality. I'm currently getting ~144 FPS ...

Houston, we have a problem.

Especially with 4000 Hz keyboards and 8000 Hz mice being used simultaneously.

I just helped someone solve a high-Hz USB performance interference problem between two high-Hz USB devices:

Problem: High-Hz poll performance interference between 1000 Hz keyboard + 1000 ...

Your 2080Ti is still a strong card. I've had it up until January of last year, yet I can assure you it will start struggling with a 4K 42" display :( ! I'm guessing your new monitor is giving that poor GPU a run for its life.


You beat me to it. It's impressive that this GPU can be pushed so ...

The answer is - both are important:
1) Directness (reducing chipset jumps) keeps latency low.
2) Minimizing use of one lane allows proper bandwidth throughput for high-polling peripherals.

aaaand...
3) Mouse should be priority.
What most people do is prioritize the mouse by putting it on the ...

The answer is - both are important:
1) Directness (reducing chipset jumps) keeps latency low.
2) Minimizing use of one lane allows proper bandwidth throughput for high-polling peripherals.

aaaand...
3) Mouse should be priority.
What most people do is prioritize the mouse by putting it on the USB ...

Using ports connected directly to the CPU (rather than chipsets) will generally reduce latency.

The topic of that post was suggesting that, while using high polling peripherals (i.e. 8khz mouse w/ 4khz keyboard), the ports used should not be on the same lane/hub. Generally, ports that are adjacent ...

Interesting...

According to MSI, my MB (PRO Z790-P) only offers Chipset USB ports, and recommends using (ports adjacent to one another for M/KB.

I read Blur Buster Chief's alternatives comment earlier, but I'm unsure what options I have with my given specs. Am I best off adding USB ports via ...

I would say go for the PG27AQDM. However, this is around $1300 USD, so the next best thing for probably be the PG27AQN https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-pg27aqn-27-led-qhd-monitor-black/6544780.p?skuId=6544780 which is currently $918 on sale.

However, if this is also too expensive especially ...