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I did a research. How can it be useful to me? I was not familiar with this type of package. Do you feel like giving me some hints? How can I use these packages to fix the problem? He's likely making a reference to icmp because you need to have control of both ends to diagnose udp packets and its im...

Gonna call here some good behaviors BEFORE doing any tweaks, gonna use my old system, a 9700kf and 2080super inside a z390 motherboard with windows 11 without any kind of tweak whatsoever as example as the difference in this board is HUGE. This graph is a mousetester graph with apex legends running,...

Wooting is the best keyboard in the market for responsiveness, razer optical switches are faster for the FIRST click, after that actuation enters in the game and can make the next clicks way slower because you have to release the key so the next click can be accepted. 8000hz keyboards can cause prob...

Hey guys Wanted to ask if any of you tried these changes and it made valorant run smoother ? Tried a couple of tweaks so far and the game feels sluggish at some times :/ Post specs of your system including ram. Rtx 3080 32 gb ram 2333hz 18CL Ryzen 5 5800 X3d 2x M2 with 1 1TB, game is installed on o...

I have noticed similar problems occasionally on some of my systems -- even on a desktop RTX 3080 -- and I'm also trying to trace the cause of the problem. This seems to have only happened recently with Windows 11 and latest GPU drivers, so I will forward this to someone I know at NVIDIA. There is a...

is this ok? mouse: g pro x 1000hz no, this is jitter. try another usb port / check firmware update, etc. that not normal Its the logitech energy saving features, pretty much turns off the mouse in fixed intervals for a brief moment to conserve battery life, turning it off should fix the spikes, the...

is this ok? mouse: g pro x 1000hz no, this is jitter. try another usb port / check firmware update, etc. that not normal Its the logitech energy saving features, pretty much turns off the mouse in fixed intervals for a brief moment to conserve battery life, turning it off should fix the spikes, the...

Likely interference, usually the first steps to check it/fixes are grounding the outlet and using filtering capacitators, its a common problem in industrial environments.

In your case, a simple good quality line filter should do the trick.

I've done only one tweak which seemingly helped reduce my bufferbloat a tat bit to be, near perfect. https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=11976&p=93435#p93435 This isn't actually a "tweak" in the sense of its just stopping windows to reaching the full bandwidth of your plan/port, so ...

Just leaving this here. https://www.overclock.net/threads/msi-mode-disabled-for-network-adapter-works-much-better-than-enabled.1801208/ There is intel documentation about it inside the post itself, more information about this particular effect. Intel® Ethernet Connection 82579/I217/I218/I219 Network...