crankz wrote:Hey guys, ive had this issue for so long and still havent found a fix...
Basically i have 200-300fps, 144 hz and good ping and my game still feels like crap.
When ever i re-install windows or game (sometimes) it feels good for a few days then it goes back to the same...
Delete all Windows 10 apps(especially XBOX DVR). Don't just disable them. Delete them.
What Nvidia drivers you use? I've read enough about 'latest' nvidia drivers, very often they're bad compared to some 'good ones'. I recommend 372.90. 368.81 is also good but 372.90 is better(and the best I found so far). Install drivers as described
here. I recommend also deleting physX folder. Do you change any Nvidia settings after you install your Nvidia drivers?
What about in-game launch options, do you use any? Don't use any controversial, like -processheap, -high, -threads, -nod3d9ex, etc.
Then there's also this bug:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1433882/gami ... t_23196800
http://www.overclock.net/t/1372936/guid ... -input-lag
And then there's a bug that drops frequencies on your video card, like this:
From what I've read it happens more to people with overclocked monitors(like your 144 Hz) with reduced blanking.
Sometimes it drops shader clock to 51, sometimes to 400 or something. You'll still get your 200-300 FPS in CS with your GTX 960 but lag will me much more bigger. Install Afterburner and monitor your video card frequencies.
What's up with your PCI devices? Any IRQ conflicts?
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/windo ... ts.378044/
Well, if I was on your place(and I was), I would start fixing it from the foundation - hardware. Make sure you don't have any problems on hardware level, like overheating or multiple heavy devices on the same physical IRQ line working in line-based mode. After fixing problems on hardware level switch to BIOS.
Here's a nice thread about it.
And after you fix your BIOS, you can switch to Windows.