Hi guys! i don't wanna make this post too long so i start with:
"Symptoms":
1.INPUT LAG - this is the main problem MOUSE/KEYBOARD
2.MONITOR - feeling of 40 hz on a 60/120/144/240hz monitor
3.INTERNET - Bad hit registration with good ping /0 loss, wifi connection lost at different times and distances.
4.SOUND - Bad sound quality, lower than normal
5.DESYNC - in competitive games you get beat behind the walls and no time to react at enemy moves
FIX: First of all this is a problem in [my] house and not power company, transformers or pc bios/windows settings.!
My problem was a broken electrical wiring burnt in the wall that acted like an antenna and spread EMI in all my electrical installation.
This is what my electrician said:
A broken cable wire will result in 0 mA current flow, which makes it easy to detect a cable error. If voltage signals are used, the broken wiring act like an antenna. EMI can easily induce a voltage onto the wires, making cable break detection unreliable when voltage signals are used.
After i rewire my house my pc was perfect! moving fast and no more input lag/bad hitreg, 101% better sound.
What didn't change was the monitor with same feeling 40 hz that i replace it with new one witch working good now... same 144hz model.
To fix this issue you need to find from where it comes. For me it was the wire from my second room that is connected to an outlet but it can be from light or any electrical installation in your home.
You need to test.. first turn down all circuit breakers and turn up only the circuit breaker that is for your outlet/outlets in your room/s if you don't see any improvement on the issue then the problem is in that circuit.If you have any outlets on different circuit breaker turn it up and rest down and see any improvements.If it works really better you have EMI from another circuit.
ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
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Re: ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
The ‘turn off all circuit breakers except computer” is a useful blunt diagnostic tool, yes.
(Not all EMI is caused by broken wires acting as antennas, but turning off electricity to everything except computer can help determine if it’s a more in-house bad-electricity problem)
(Not all EMI is caused by broken wires acting as antennas, but turning off electricity to everything except computer can help determine if it’s a more in-house bad-electricity problem)
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Re: ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
I ordered a power quality analyzer, so we'll see what it shows. And I'm sure that in my case the problem is not coming from the wiring.
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Re: ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
Glad to hear this actually benefited you!! How long has been your pc working perfectly?1NAMICU wrote: ↑12 Nov 2021, 18:57Hi guys! i don't wanna make this post too long so i start with:
"Symptoms":
1.INPUT LAG - this is the main problem MOUSE/KEYBOARD
2.MONITOR - feeling of 40 hz on a 60/120/144/240hz monitor
3.INTERNET - Bad hit registration with good ping /0 loss, wifi connection lost at different times and distances.
4.SOUND - Bad sound quality, lower than normal
5.DESYNC - in competitive games you get beat behind the walls and no time to react at enemy moves
FIX: First of all this is a problem in [my] house and not power company, transformers or pc bios/windows settings.!
My problem was a broken electrical wiring burnt in the wall that acted like an antenna and spread EMI in all my electrical installation.
This is what my electrician said:
A broken cable wire will result in 0 mA current flow, which makes it easy to detect a cable error. If voltage signals are used, the broken wiring act like an antenna. EMI can easily induce a voltage onto the wires, making cable break detection unreliable when voltage signals are used.
After i rewire my house my pc was perfect! moving fast and no more input lag/bad hitreg, 101% better sound.
What didn't change was the monitor with same feeling 40 hz that i replace it with new one witch working good now... same 144hz model.
To fix this issue you need to find from where it comes. For me it was the wire from my second room that is connected to an outlet but it can be from light or any electrical installation in your home.
You need to test.. first turn down all circuit breakers and turn up only the circuit breaker that is for your outlet/outlets in your room/s if you don't see any improvement on the issue then the problem is in that circuit.If you have any outlets on different circuit breaker turn it up and rest down and see any improvements.If it works really better you have EMI from another circuit.
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Re: ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
Oh my God I love you brother !!!!!
thanks to you I managed to locate my problem and it's electrical :'(
It's been more than 2 years that I have a problem in Counter Strike with a floating mouse feeling and my hits registering very very very badly and space preshots
I'm one step ahead of your post because I had proceeded by elimination:
My hardware : ok
my network : ok
I only had the electrical network at home, I have a very good grounding so no problem on that side.
So I proceeded as you have specified to cut all the circuit breakers and leave the one for the power outlets and it is INCREDIBLE !!!!!!! my game is a speed, precision that I do not recognize o
In the Mousetester software my smile is smooth, a perfectly straight line while before it was a roller coaster, look at this screenshot.
I am in a state of euphoria to have finally detected the problem.
I've already contacted some friends who know electricians and I hope the bill won't be too high.
Thanks again brother, your report is a gift.
thanks to you I managed to locate my problem and it's electrical :'(
It's been more than 2 years that I have a problem in Counter Strike with a floating mouse feeling and my hits registering very very very badly and space preshots
I'm one step ahead of your post because I had proceeded by elimination:
My hardware : ok
my network : ok
I only had the electrical network at home, I have a very good grounding so no problem on that side.
So I proceeded as you have specified to cut all the circuit breakers and leave the one for the power outlets and it is INCREDIBLE !!!!!!! my game is a speed, precision that I do not recognize o
In the Mousetester software my smile is smooth, a perfectly straight line while before it was a roller coaster, look at this screenshot.
I am in a state of euphoria to have finally detected the problem.
I've already contacted some friends who know electricians and I hope the bill won't be too high.
Thanks again brother, your report is a gift.
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Re: ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
Since i fixed my house electrical wiring, 3 weeks ago. Everyday is consistent like it was before i had this issue in 2016.Thatweirdinputlag wrote: ↑13 Nov 2021, 18:58Glad to hear this actually benefited you!! How long has been your pc working perfectly?1NAMICU wrote: ↑12 Nov 2021, 18:57Hi guys! i don't wanna make this post too long so i start with:
"Symptoms":
1.INPUT LAG - this is the main problem MOUSE/KEYBOARD
2.MONITOR - feeling of 40 hz on a 60/120/144/240hz monitor
3.INTERNET - Bad hit registration with good ping /0 loss, wifi connection lost at different times and distances.
4.SOUND - Bad sound quality, lower than normal
5.DESYNC - in competitive games you get beat behind the walls and no time to react at enemy moves
FIX: First of all this is a problem in [my] house and not power company, transformers or pc bios/windows settings.!
My problem was a broken electrical wiring burnt in the wall that acted like an antenna and spread EMI in all my electrical installation.
This is what my electrician said:
A broken cable wire will result in 0 mA current flow, which makes it easy to detect a cable error. If voltage signals are used, the broken wiring act like an antenna. EMI can easily induce a voltage onto the wires, making cable break detection unreliable when voltage signals are used.
After i rewire my house my pc was perfect! moving fast and no more input lag/bad hitreg, 101% better sound.
What didn't change was the monitor with same feeling 40 hz that i replace it with new one witch working good now... same 144hz model.
To fix this issue you need to find from where it comes. For me it was the wire from my second room that is connected to an outlet but it can be from light or any electrical installation in your home.
You need to test.. first turn down all circuit breakers and turn up only the circuit breaker that is for your outlet/outlets in your room/s if you don't see any improvement on the issue then the problem is in that circuit.If you have any outlets on different circuit breaker turn it up and rest down and see any improvements.If it works really better you have EMI from another circuit.
In that year i remember it was a blackout in my city that fried my pc psu.. since then i had this problem with every pc in my home
Re: ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
i'm glad i helped you to detect your problem.omeGa wrote: ↑13 Nov 2021, 19:22Oh my God I love you brother !!!!!
thanks to you I managed to locate my problem and it's electrical :'(
It's been more than 2 years that I have a problem in Counter Strike with a floating mouse feeling and my hits registering very very very badly and space preshots
I'm one step ahead of your post because I had proceeded by elimination:
My hardware : ok
my network : ok
I only had the electrical network at home, I have a very good grounding so no problem on that side.
So I proceeded as you have specified to cut all the circuit breakers and leave the one for the power outlets and it is INCREDIBLE !!!!!!! my game is a speed, precision that I do not recognize o
In the Mousetester software my smile is smooth, a perfectly straight line while before it was a roller coaster, look at this screenshot.
I am in a state of euphoria to have finally detected the problem.
I've already contacted some friends who know electricians and I hope the bill won't be too high.
Thanks again brother, your report is a gift.
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Kudos.
This is a scientifically known “bad electricity” problem. I can personally confirm that EMI has been solved this way before.
This is one of the few EMI problems troubleshootable by testing your circuit breakers (turning off the WHOLE house *except* for the power outlets connected to your computer)
Unfortunately it does not solve all possible kinds of EMI, because some people’s EMI problem is caused by interference coming elsewhere.
But, this is something easy enough for users to do. As long as you don’t mind the disruption of turning off your house’s power temporarily by removing or turning off all-but-1 fuses/breakers in your power panel. It’s one of the most useful blunt-force diagnostic tools for people without electrical knowledge.
This is a scientifically known “bad electricity” problem. I can personally confirm that EMI has been solved this way before.
This is one of the few EMI problems troubleshootable by testing your circuit breakers (turning off the WHOLE house *except* for the power outlets connected to your computer)
Unfortunately it does not solve all possible kinds of EMI, because some people’s EMI problem is caused by interference coming elsewhere.
But, this is something easy enough for users to do. As long as you don’t mind the disruption of turning off your house’s power temporarily by removing or turning off all-but-1 fuses/breakers in your power panel. It’s one of the most useful blunt-force diagnostic tools for people without electrical knowledge.
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Re: ELECTRICITY INPUT LAG.. HOW I FIXED IT?!
Why PSU manufactures still can't fix issue with electricity that topic starter have?
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because it is not technically possible... Maybe someday in the future they'll do something... although it's unlikely...InputLagger wrote: ↑14 Nov 2021, 15:38Why PSU manufactures still can't fix issue with electricity that topic starter have?