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My mobo has a ASMedia USB 3.1 port which should be similar to a PCIe USB card. I tried to connect keyboard to that port and it's worse than the port from Intel chipset. So at least a random card may not help - we need cards that are proven to be good, as requested in this post . And because of the p...

I had similar findings with USB keyboards - yeah I mainly play games with high frequency keyboards :D I use the ASRock Z170 Gaming-ITX/ac mobo. Here's my experience: 1. The USB settings in BIOS does affect latency. Legacy USB support: On - lag Auto - no lag, and keyboard works in both BIOS and grub ...

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09 Nov 2020, 17:04

How can I disable HPET in bios? I have a Z390 mainboard and there is no option. CPU is 9700k.

Note that HPET and Hyper-threading (in OP) are different things.

It is very likely that the frames are computational heavy when the "sound" occurs, because they are more complex. When all forms of V-Sync is disabled, this can reduce the frame rate and make queues (e.g. pre-rendered frames) shorter. When some kind of V-Sync is enabled, this can reduce the time to ...

This adds a significant lag for my gameplay even at 240hz. How do you know this? By feeling - I play a racing game which needs tuning in the computer everywhere, otherwise it's unplayable (the difference is like pro vs rookie). I can consistently play better with native resolution comparing to GPU-...

The default resolutions detected by my nvidia driver are all GPU-scaled. This can be verified in the display menu which shows 1920x1080, no matter what resolution or what scaling method is chosen in the nvidia control panel. This adds a significant lag for my gameplay even at 240hz. Creating custom ...