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Next Monday the electrician is coming to my house to run a shielded cable directly from the electrical box at the entrance to my computer. It will be a circuit separate from the rest of the house. We'll see how it goes.

Quick update on my input lag / “dirty electricity” issue, in case it helps someone in the same situation.

In my first thread I talked about how buying a new PSU seemed to fix my input lag and “floaty” mouse feeling. For a few days it felt amazing: Valorant was crisp, flicks felt natural, and even ...

astroasis wrote: ↑

20 Dec 2025, 09:41

I honestly think its fixed, keeping the keyboard flat against your desk without the stands seems to keep it the most stable

So you walk on grass all days before play computer and disconnect main sockets every day or how?

yes, exactly.
do u understand why?


I think it had more to do with the UPS having enough room to cool and work properlly, however, I've been researching into this a lot more since the posting of the thread, and I have to say that your theory might not be so wrong as I initially thought ...

Im one of those who tried too offgrid (EcoFlow Delta Pro 3, (close to 3500€), and had same problem off grid (6-7 hours battery mode). Not about ground (have tried byphasical installation and perfect ground on it). Different computers and perypherals, happens too on ps5.

Im actually tring on a room ...

do u understand now that not electricity?


No UPS = LAG, 2000VA UPS = NO LAG

Yeah I think it has something to do with electricity buddy.


@ I moved the PC as far away as the power cable allowed and I have to say: the feeling is incredibly amazing now.

what that mean?


That the ...

How many days are you trying it? Im gonna try now like this (window open you said..):

https://ibb.co/t78t0C0

I have Pro X Superlight 2. Should i buy another different Mouse and flash BIOS? just that? Zowie EC2 will work good? has no drivers btw.

One of the more valid advices here that is often overlooked.

I already write about this: Keep your power wires (e.g. biggest interference generators) away from data wires (e.g. USB/Ethernet/etc cables), and keep your power bricks (e.g. biggest interference generators) away from data wires (e.g ...

Its like EMI in the air or something… Does exist something to avoid this RFI EMI instead of EMI filters that are only for wired devices?