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So clearly this is not a simple problem to solve but I fear that depending on how well-defined the rules and criteria are for locking a thread are, any thread where a sole bad actor enters can too easily get locked.

This results in a situation where topics are more fragmented / scattered ...

This was a rhetorical and absolutely simple question, with the obvious answer being YES. Your blah, blah, blah is absolutely not needed for me. You have no idea what you're talking about.
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Please explain how exactly do I have no idea what I'm talking about.

You made a general statement that ...

So, if lag exists without the internet (without a cable connection), can we say this is a placebo in every topic related to magic internet settings?
One has to be very careful when testing input lag using any game let alone an online one. Even when truly hosting games locally (acting as the ...

I tested Cs1.6 and there was still a hit registration problem in single-player games without an Internet connection. It felt like your screen happened ahead of time, but the real event was delayed. In short, you need to know that everything behind this points to "computing" and NVIDIA controls too ...

I just tried disabling all C-states and various combinations and my situation got worse. Now I reset the BIOS and disabled NVIDIA thread optimization and my input lag is gone again, but I still have the hit registration issue. That is to say, NVIDIA thread optimization is directly related to the ...

Yes, I also found the hit registration problem! As far as simply solving input delay is concerned, many people don’t know that disabling NVIDIA thread optimization (globally disabling) and restarting the computer can eliminate input delay. Now my input delay problem is solved. Next, I will ...

Yes, I also found the hit registration problem! As far as simply solving input delay is concerned, many people don’t know that disabling NVIDIA thread optimization (globally disabling) and restarting the computer can eliminate input delay. Now my input delay problem is solved. Next, I will continue ...

Disabling NVIDIA thread optimization (must choose to completely turn it off) can eliminate all input delay (global delay) and must restart the system
Refer to this
https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=12580
It certainly makes a difference but does not resolve the effective aim/sens ...

When you say things like day-to-day or map-to-map or settings-to-settings impact on the end-result-effective (or perceived) aim/sensitivity feel and consistency. makes me think you aren't listening. Things change right in front of me in the firing range (same exact location and time in the firing ...

still, why do I get better input lag, hit detection and aim assist on different resolutions on different days? Makes zero sense.
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So why does Apex's servers need to know my client's resolution? I've noticed that the game's movement is controlled by the servers too.

Not sure why you guys ...