This probably won't help you, but when I checked my GPU, it turned out that it is also running at maximum speeds @240Hz. In games, I didn't notice any difference, but it would be good to solve this to reduce power consumption.
ryzen 5600x
rtx 2080 super
iiyama GB2790QSU 240hz 1440p
When I set ...
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- 29 Jul 2025, 08:37
- Forum: General — Displays, Graphics & More
- Topic: Help!! The frequency of the graphics card is not reset at 240hz
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1216
- 29 Jun 2025, 11:16
- Forum: Input Lag / Display Lag / Network Lag
- Topic: The Game Feels Sluggish, Enemies Are Too Fast, and You Die in a Millisecond
- Replies: 176
- Views: 124685
Re: The Game Feels Sluggish, Enemies Are Too Fast, and You Die in a Millisecond
I think it's better idea to inspect the source code of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that has leaked few years ago.
for what? where you can play csgo? cs2 is another engine.
Well, as @rusihhh said " similar principles may apply across multiple FPS titles" especially when we know for ...
- 29 Jun 2025, 06:02
- Forum: Input Lag / Display Lag / Network Lag
- Topic: The Game Feels Sluggish, Enemies Are Too Fast, and You Die in a Millisecond
- Replies: 176
- Views: 124685
Re: The Game Feels Sluggish, Enemies Are Too Fast, and You Die in a Millisecond
I think it's better idea to inspect the source code of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that has leaked few years ago.
- 10 Feb 2025, 08:39
- Forum: Niche Issues Affecting Latency — Electrical, Interference, EMI, Unexpected Causes, etc.
- Topic: the only logical reson behind unexplained input lag and inaccurate sensitivity
- Replies: 21
- Views: 7892
Re: the only logical reson behind unexplained input lag and inaccurate sensitivity
@spkii
Check ping wile streaming it could be bufferbloat creating ping spikes or even packet loss both can be perceived as input lag feeling. You can also try to limit your fps to free up some resources for the stream.
Check ping wile streaming it could be bufferbloat creating ping spikes or even packet loss both can be perceived as input lag feeling. You can also try to limit your fps to free up some resources for the stream.
- 26 Jan 2025, 16:07
- Forum: Display Comfort — Eyestrain / Headaches / Motionsick
- Topic: 1$ fix for 90% eyestrain on ips panels
- Replies: 10
- Views: 19603
Re: 1$ fix for 90% eyestrain on ips panels
I don't have the video but I can tell you from memory that on the video @technicalitch just puts a sheet of paper in front of the screen. Just a normal a4 printing paper(you might need 2 of them or a bigger piece), surprisingly it doesn't fall off from the monitor and is transparent enough that you ...
- 06 Sep 2024, 01:41
- Forum: Input Lag / Display Lag / Network Lag
- Topic: Samsung g4 240 hz Monitor input lag problem
- Replies: 6
- Views: 9488
Re: Samsung g4 240 hz Monitor input lag problem
Yes it is. Check if freesync is actually active and working, I'm not sure if you have to enable it in your graphics driver as well.
I just checked other samsung odyssey monitors on rtings and I don't know wtf are they doing.
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/samsung/odyssey-g5-g55c-s27cg55 ...
I just checked other samsung odyssey monitors on rtings and I don't know wtf are they doing.
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/samsung/odyssey-g5-g55c-s27cg55 ...
- 05 Sep 2024, 14:57
- Forum: Input Lag / Display Lag / Network Lag
- Topic: Samsung g4 240 hz Monitor input lag problem
- Replies: 6
- Views: 9488
Re: Samsung g4 240 hz Monitor input lag problem
Try with VRR enabled, quote from rtings
"The Samsung G4 has low input lag for a responsive feel, as long as you have VRR enabled. The results are with VRR enabled, which results in this low input lag, but it increases when sending a fixed signal that doesn't match the Refresh Rate setting in the on ...
"The Samsung G4 has low input lag for a responsive feel, as long as you have VRR enabled. The results are with VRR enabled, which results in this low input lag, but it increases when sending a fixed signal that doesn't match the Refresh Rate setting in the on ...
- 13 Jun 2024, 09:43
- Forum: Niche Issues Affecting Latency — Electrical, Interference, EMI, Unexpected Causes, etc.
- Topic: Can we clear up the real culprit of input lag? (SOFTLOCKED intel ME/PCH/subsystem)
- Replies: 29
- Views: 20026
Re: Can we clear up the real culprit of input lag? (SOFTLOCKED intel ME/PCH/subsystem)
Search up "dota 2 uftotest blurbusters". The Frame rate versus test is what is necessary to prove this.
Found out about this recently after having input lag for almost 10 years. Do the dota 2 UFO test at 48 fps. If there is juddering then your processor/motherboard are softlocked, and there is no ...
- 27 Feb 2024, 03:58
- Forum: Niche Issues Affecting Latency — Electrical, Interference, EMI, Unexpected Causes, etc.
- Topic: The most common reason so many people have input lag problems these days.
- Replies: 8
- Views: 8075
Re: The most common reason so many people have input lag problems these days.
Q: What are typical input lag values in miliseconds of affected PC before and after your fixes?
- 23 Feb 2024, 02:34
- Forum: Input Lag / Display Lag / Network Lag
- Topic: test "end-to-end latency" with iphone?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2705
Re: test "end-to-end latency" with iphone?
If you have doubts about whether the 240fps are legitimate, I suggest conducting a test. You can record a timer from your monitor and examine the video frame by frame to determine if frames are being interpolated. Based on my observations, capable hardware for this has been available in the market ...
