I know this is an older thread, but out of curiosity, do you have an Intel Alder Lake CPU? If so, try disabling your e-cores in the bios. As soon as I did, many of my input delays went away. I always felt like I was playing Apex underwater. My buttons would always register late. Felt like I was milliseconds behind reality. Now everything feels snappy and much more responsive.
Dpc latency spikes
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Re: Dpc latency spikes
I know this is an older thread, but out of curiosity, do you have an Intel Alder Lake CPU? If so, try disabling your e-cores in the bios. As soon as I did, many of my input delays went away. I always felt like I was playing Apex underwater. My buttons would always register late. Felt like I was milliseconds behind reality. Now everything feels snappy and much more responsive.
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Re: Dpc latency spikes
This > [I always felt like I was playing Apex underwater. My buttons would always register late. Felt like I was milliseconds behind reality.]Raphaeangelo wrote: ↑12 Aug 2022, 12:36
I know this is an older thread, but out of curiosity, do you have an Intel Alder Lake CPU? If so, try disabling your e-cores in the bios. As soon as I did, many of my input delays went away. I always felt like I was playing Apex underwater. My buttons would always register late. Felt like I was milliseconds behind reality. Now everything feels snappy and much more responsive.
Exact same issue. Tried a thousand things but none of them worked. Sadly i have a amd cpu so i cant try out your fix.
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Re: Dpc latency spikes
Do you game on M&K or controller?