I've lost interest

[kadirg]

@internet

it's ok to think out of the box sometimes! How can you explain that the issue only occurs mostly during daytime and less problematic at night? I am almost certain this is due to dirty electricity but since I will be moving within the next year or so I am not willing to spend tons of money to try and filter at the source since I am renting this place. I am just waiting for someone to find a definitive solution.

it's not thinking out the box because it is literally confirmed. I'm not supposing it's my body, I'm saying it is, and I can show it to anyone who are doubting. I cannot say anything about it being better at night because my main focus is offline input lag that you have even on desktop, people who claim to have better gaming sessions at night are people who are playing online games, >>me included<< because I also had that for a while, I used to play league and it used to get really better after like 2am, as it was fixed (same symptom that many many people have here) but I also have an offline input lag and floaty mouse that never went away, it's the same thing at any time of the day or night. so basically there's two types of "lag" people claim to have here, one of them people call desync that is related to bad hit reg on online games, enemies feeling faster than it should etc. and then we have the classic input lag and floaty mouse, that people have even on desktop, offline games etc. so far everyone that I saw saying it gets better at night they are talking about online games, I never saw someone who said his mouse on desktop feels better at night. so let's separate these 2 types of lag, when I'm saying my body causes the interference that results on input lag, I'm saying about mainly mouse and keyboard behavior, in my case it's really huge specially because dpi multiplies so it's right in everyone's face that something is wrong. so I cannot say anything about desync because all the tests I did so far was focused on offline input lag, even tho I think it's probably the same source, I think this desync problem is way more complex since it really changes over the time as you said. the only thing I can confirm is about offline input lag, and again, I'm not making a theory or taking any assumption, I literally made all the tests needed for confirming that. It's also important to say that I'm not saying everyone here have same thing as me, your problem may have a different source of course, I'm only saying about my problem

I feel input lag on desktop too. Can't aim in games. I don't care about desync. I have input lag and heavy mouse feeling.
And yes it's better at night times. Mostly.

[Lucho]

Where do you live? Do you have a smart meter installed at your place?

[Lucho]

Hello everyone,

Remember when many people have stated that the problem tend to diminish when they leave their computer without touching it for a moment right? Here is what I stumbled today (in short the gas inside the piston of your chair may cause or emit EMI! Yes that is true apparently I did not know that:

Forum (sorry if not permitted to link to another forum)
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1462239 ... the-lg-c2/

some articles:
https://support.displaylink.com/knowled ... t%20chairs.

some papers:
https://emcesd.com/pdf/eos93.pdf

I have seen an instant result by using a wooden chair lol this seems a bit dumb but lets see. I will monitor my results for a couple of days.

Can you guys put your gaming chairs away and use a normal wooden chair or some sort of chair that does not use a piston and put your results here???

[InputLagger]

Hello everyone,

Remember when many people have stated that the problem tend to diminish when they leave their computer without touching it for a moment right? Here is what I stumbled today (in short the gas inside the piston of your chair may cause or emit EMI! Yes that is true apparently I did not know that:

Forum (sorry if not permitted to link to another forum)
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1462239 ... the-lg-c2/

some articles:
https://support.displaylink.com/knowled ... t%20chairs.

some papers:
https://emcesd.com/pdf/eos93.pdf

I have seen an instant result by using a wooden chair lol this seems a bit dumb but lets see. I will monitor my results for a couple of days.

Can you guys put your gaming chairs away and use a normal wooden chair or some sort of chair that does not use a piston and put your results here???

Sounds very intriguing - interesting. I have chair with gas lift, but it always stays in upper top static position. So Im very sceptical if it does something in my case (im very lazy )

Did you try gaslift tinfoil wrapping?

[TheKelz]

Hello everyone,

Remember when many people have stated that the problem tend to diminish when they leave their computer without touching it for a moment right? Here is what I stumbled today (in short the gas inside the piston of your chair may cause or emit EMI! Yes that is true apparently I did not know that:

Forum (sorry if not permitted to link to another forum)
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1462239 ... the-lg-c2/

some articles:
https://support.displaylink.com/knowled ... t%20chairs.

some papers:
https://emcesd.com/pdf/eos93.pdf

I have seen an instant result by using a wooden chair lol this seems a bit dumb but lets see. I will monitor my results for a couple of days.

Can you guys put your gaming chairs away and use a normal wooden chair or some sort of chair that does not use a piston and put your results here???

Unfortunately I've been using a wooden chair this whole time and I still have this issue. Funny thing is, the last time my mouse felt great was when I actually used an office chair. Not exactly a gaming chair, but not far enough I guess.

[Lucho]

It did not work in the end for me.