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I sold my 7800X3D and switched to a 14700KF — and even though the FPS numbers are technically lower, the overall experience is much smoother. I didn’t want to start a new thread until I had something concrete, but after testing and comparing two motherboards (ASRock Z790 Nova and Gigabyte Z790 ...

I conducted tests on the same server at the same time on 4g and fiber ppoe connection
I turned on and off the 4g connection and ethernet devices in device manager

on 4g I had ping 20~ms higher than on fiber, 20-100ms jitter, game felt great, people on dm can kill me
360 spin by swiping mouse from ...

hey thanks for reply
when changing any part of the components I do clean cmos + fresh windows, I don't do any tweaks in windows/bios when starting to play, only after I experience lags and bad hitreg I start doing cpu/windows tweaks.
I use keenetic hopper router, all settings are stock, cat5e ...

Your ping is your packets that come to you, not the packets that go away from you. This can be easily tested in CS2.
If you have an Nvidia graphics card, disable the shader cache. Launch CS2, enable the graph of your incoming and outgoing packets. Connect to any server. Press the tab key multiple ...

I tracked a couple of games with pingplloter
I just don't understand what properties to look at, the data from pingplotter does not correlate with my hitreg
I also don't understand why the game server doesn't report problems with the pockets I delivered


I can give you a small troubleshooting ...

I had to cave in and install C++ for some programs to work but fortunately it didn't affect online gameplay this time.
However the post that got taken down from yesterday had one interesting theory and that is mouse acceleration affecting hitreg.
I won't back up that guy's claims but I will admit ...

I turned off fTPM , NX Mode, IOMMU, Secure Boot and it seems like my stutters are gone. I had to have those enabled for FaceIT, but i saw that some people on AMD are stuttering because of TPM so i assume that's the fix..

It's interesting that you mention fTPM in particular.
I've talked to this ...

I own a b650 board with realtek nic, I bought an external pcie card with intel chip, the problem remains, my hitreg depends on the time of day. I have no problem with electricity or floaty mouse, my sens in game moves great. In one game I can make 3 quick headshots with deagle in another game I ...

I own a b650 board with realtek nic, I bought an external pcie card with intel chip, the problem remains, my hitreg depends on the time of day. I have no problem with electricity or floaty mouse, my sens in game moves great. In one game I can make 3 quick headshots with deagle in another game I ...

busterblader wrote: ↑

09 Jun 2025, 20:50

whilst my older and second monitor at 240 Hz can.

I see in the screenshot that your monitor supports g-sync, have you tried turning off g-sync in nvcp via “Enable Developer Settings”->“G-Sync settings” or via monitor settings?