Well. Hello. im new here.
i try to troubleshoot my input lag in valorant
my pc specs is
Cpu : i7 7700k
Ram: 16GB 3200mhz
ssd: m2 samsung evo 250gb
Gpu 1070 msi 8gb
psu corsair 860i platinum
mouse : razer viper v2 pro 8000hz
keyboard : corsair k65 mini 60 % 8000hz
monitor: alienware 25' 360hz
second monitor alienware 240hz
connected with displayport.
im good player but in several games they ferrari peak me.
I tried calypso guide. helped a bit but im feeling the input lag.
i tried paid adamx programm.
i tried different usb ports for mouse and keyboard seperate .
i change my mobo screws for better grounding .
i dont know what else... now i changed place.. i dont know if is emi related problem i will test today...
anyone can help ?
Valorant input lag
Re: Valorant input lag
Just to make sure it's not display or polling rate related, do these things:
* Set mouse to 1000Hz
* Set keyboard to 1000Hz
* Disconnect the second monitor and use only one
Reboot and see if it's better.
* Set mouse to 1000Hz
* Set keyboard to 1000Hz
* Disconnect the second monitor and use only one
Reboot and see if it's better.
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Re: Valorant input lag
What is your Samsung Evo M2 SSD model? Some of them don't have official drivers so u forced to use default Microsoft NVMe driver which slows down the SSD and therefore the whole system. There's a way to fix that completely. Just download install Intel NVMe driver, make sure it's not 3.3 but 3.1 version.
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
Guide: little fix for users that have nvme without driversSamsung nvme controller version 3.3 - this driver has potential to cause a heavy mouse, I discovered this by accident on a new install after reading another members post.
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
Re: Valorant input lag
I think this quote was from my thread, I personally tried the intel nvme driver and didn't have good results. Best results was with the windows drivers actually, everything else including the 3.1 version gave me bugs. I switched out ssds in the end.RealTweaker wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 16:02What is your Samsung Evo M2 SSD model? Some of them don't have official drivers so u forced to use default Microsoft NVMe driver which slows down the SSD and therefore the whole system. There's a way to fix that completely. Just download install Intel NVMe driver, make sure it's not 3.3 but 3.1 version.Guide: little fix for users that have nvme without driversSamsung nvme controller version 3.3 - this driver has potential to cause a heavy mouse, I discovered this by accident on a new install after reading another members post.
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
OP can you confirm if you're on windows 11 or windows 10? do you have realtek audio / corsair icue / razer synapse installed? any rgb programs downloaded? is this an issue only in valorant? which network adapter (nic) do you have?
Re: Valorant input lag
im also feel it better without driver!! im on windows 10BlurWickd wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 23:52I think this quote was from my thread, I personally tried the intel nvme driver and didn't have good results. Best results was with the windows drivers actually, everything else including the 3.1 version gave me bugs. I switched out ssds in the end.RealTweaker wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 16:02What is your Samsung Evo M2 SSD model? Some of them don't have official drivers so u forced to use default Microsoft NVMe driver which slows down the SSD and therefore the whole system. There's a way to fix that completely. Just download install Intel NVMe driver, make sure it's not 3.3 but 3.1 version.Guide: little fix for users that have nvme without driversSamsung nvme controller version 3.3 - this driver has potential to cause a heavy mouse, I discovered this by accident on a new install after reading another members post.
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
OP can you confirm if you're on windows 11 or windows 10? do you have realtek audio / corsair icue / razer synapse installed? any rgb programs downloaded? is this an issue only in valorant? which network adapter (nic) do you have?
Realter audio not installed for sure because im using external audio card (sound blaster z pcie)
Icue not installed.I uninstalled razer synapse and all rgb are disabled
i have i219v network adapter and samsung magician closed.
Re: Valorant input lag
Samsung magician gave me heavy mouse not sure why, do you have the latest network adapter drivers?rooy wrote: ↑27 Jan 2024, 04:21im also feel it better without driver!! im on windows 10BlurWickd wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 23:52I think this quote was from my thread, I personally tried the intel nvme driver and didn't have good results. Best results was with the windows drivers actually, everything else including the 3.1 version gave me bugs. I switched out ssds in the end.RealTweaker wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 16:02What is your Samsung Evo M2 SSD model? Some of them don't have official drivers so u forced to use default Microsoft NVMe driver which slows down the SSD and therefore the whole system. There's a way to fix that completely. Just download install Intel NVMe driver, make sure it's not 3.3 but 3.1 version.Guide: little fix for users that have nvme without driversSamsung nvme controller version 3.3 - this driver has potential to cause a heavy mouse, I discovered this by accident on a new install after reading another members post.
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
OP can you confirm if you're on windows 11 or windows 10? do you have realtek audio / corsair icue / razer synapse installed? any rgb programs downloaded? is this an issue only in valorant? which network adapter (nic) do you have?
Realter audio not installed for sure because im using external audio card (sound blaster z pcie)
Icue not installed.I uninstalled razer synapse and all rgb are disabled
i have i219v network adapter and samsung magician closed.
Re: Valorant input lag
i format my pc now. not yet im trying with stockBlurWickd wrote: ↑27 Jan 2024, 14:15Samsung magician gave me heavy mouse not sure why, do you have the latest network adapter drivers?rooy wrote: ↑27 Jan 2024, 04:21im also feel it better without driver!! im on windows 10BlurWickd wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 23:52I think this quote was from my thread, I personally tried the intel nvme driver and didn't have good results. Best results was with the windows drivers actually, everything else including the 3.1 version gave me bugs. I switched out ssds in the end.RealTweaker wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 16:02What is your Samsung Evo M2 SSD model? Some of them don't have official drivers so u forced to use default Microsoft NVMe driver which slows down the SSD and therefore the whole system. There's a way to fix that completely. Just download install Intel NVMe driver, make sure it's not 3.3 but 3.1 version.
Guide: little fix for users that have nvme without drivers
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
OP can you confirm if you're on windows 11 or windows 10? do you have realtek audio / corsair icue / razer synapse installed? any rgb programs downloaded? is this an issue only in valorant? which network adapter (nic) do you have?
Realter audio not installed for sure because im using external audio card (sound blaster z pcie)
Icue not installed.I uninstalled razer synapse and all rgb are disabled
i have i219v network adapter and samsung magician closed.
i closed the updates after format . zero updates
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Re: Valorant input lag
I have the same sound card. I had many issues with their panel, drivers and stuttering sounds robovoice, microphone along with Windows / discords / team speaks whatever. Weird card. Give a try to disconnect the card completely with driver uninstalling and try to play with onboard audio with generic / from mobo website audio driversrooy wrote: ↑27 Jan 2024, 04:21im also feel it better without driver!! im on windows 10BlurWickd wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 23:52I think this quote was from my thread, I personally tried the intel nvme driver and didn't have good results. Best results was with the windows drivers actually, everything else including the 3.1 version gave me bugs. I switched out ssds in the end.RealTweaker wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 16:02What is your Samsung Evo M2 SSD model? Some of them don't have official drivers so u forced to use default Microsoft NVMe driver which slows down the SSD and therefore the whole system. There's a way to fix that completely. Just download install Intel NVMe driver, make sure it's not 3.3 but 3.1 version.Guide: little fix for users that have nvme without driversSamsung nvme controller version 3.3 - this driver has potential to cause a heavy mouse, I discovered this by accident on a new install after reading another members post.
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
OP can you confirm if you're on windows 11 or windows 10? do you have realtek audio / corsair icue / razer synapse installed? any rgb programs downloaded? is this an issue only in valorant? which network adapter (nic) do you have?
Realter audio not installed for sure because im using external audio card (sound blaster z pcie)
Icue not installed.I uninstalled razer synapse and all rgb are disabled
i have i219v network adapter and samsung magician closed.
Re: Valorant input lag
did u update to latest version through the programm ?InputLagger wrote: ↑05 Feb 2024, 16:04I have the same sound card. I had many issues with their panel, drivers and stuttering sounds robovoice, microphone along with Windows / discords / team speaks whatever. Weird card. Give a try to disconnect the card completely with driver uninstalling and try to play with onboard audio with generic / from mobo website audio driversrooy wrote: ↑27 Jan 2024, 04:21im also feel it better without driver!! im on windows 10BlurWickd wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 23:52I think this quote was from my thread, I personally tried the intel nvme driver and didn't have good results. Best results was with the windows drivers actually, everything else including the 3.1 version gave me bugs. I switched out ssds in the end.RealTweaker wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 16:02What is your Samsung Evo M2 SSD model? Some of them don't have official drivers so u forced to use default Microsoft NVMe driver which slows down the SSD and therefore the whole system. There's a way to fix that completely. Just download install Intel NVMe driver, make sure it's not 3.3 but 3.1 version.
Guide: little fix for users that have nvme without drivers
A thread with tweaks for Valorant: Input / Fps lag / polling issue / latency fix vault (valorant based)
OP can you confirm if you're on windows 11 or windows 10? do you have realtek audio / corsair icue / razer synapse installed? any rgb programs downloaded? is this an issue only in valorant? which network adapter (nic) do you have?
Realter audio not installed for sure because im using external audio card (sound blaster z pcie)
Icue not installed.I uninstalled razer synapse and all rgb are disabled
i have i219v network adapter and samsung magician closed.
mine works flawless