Dyac+/ Motion Blur/ Input latency help

[XLEK]

I can sense very minimal latency issues and I'm losing it over here lol.

So, I feel like something is happening to either my pc or monitor that is causing issues with how I track in game.

PC is fully optimized (Overclocked GPU/CPU/RAM, Debloated, Affinities, etc).

ISSUE: When tracking a target or playing in general, any high motion or movement, its hard for me to just focus on the target. It's almost like everything gets blurrier than how it used to be. For example, If I'm tracking the target from afar, when tracking or just flicking to them, its hard to focus on the target now - more blur from what I remember with thousands of hours on the same settings.
I feel like my monitor is messing up but like is that a proven thing?

Monitor XL2546K DyAc+ Premium, AMA Premium or High, Instant Mode on. Nvidia Control Panel says 240hz 1080p.

3090 GPU - Vsync off

It's so bad that I can't play at all, I can't keep up with the blur and it wasn't there before.

Also to add, it feels like there is a delay or not as smooth as before when just scrolling through windows etc.

[thizito]

Thats literally the feeling of being unstable.
Idk why im helping you cause you feed in my ranked at marvels.

Its not cause it passes all stress tests that pcs are fully stable. Most of the time they are with safety measures tô run without erroring. Such as error correction and clock stretching

Also, noone that sells optimizing service or share optimizing tips know anything

Knowledge is more valuable than money or other interests

Who really know barely talk

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Monitor XL2546K DyAc+ Premium, AMA Premium or High, Instant Mode on. Nvidia Control Panel says 240hz 1080p.
3090 GPU - Vsync off
It's so bad that I can't play at all, I can't keep up with the blur and it wasn't there before.

Please test 200Hz on Monitor and 2000Hz on Mouse and give me a feedback.

[euFunky]

Thats literally the feeling of being unstable.
Idk why im helping you cause you feed in my ranked at marvels.

Its not cause it passes all stress tests that pcs are fully stable. Most of the time they are with safety measures tô run without erroring. Such as error correction and clock stretching

Also, noone that sells optimizing service or share optimizing tips know anything

Knowledge is more valuable than money or other interests

Who really know barely talk

my unstable was XMP on 5200 so I left it on but lowered mhz to 4800 manualy and stutters gone, I do sometimes feel mouse unstable close range fights.. Do you think lowering i5 14600kf to 5000mhz instead of 5300 would help further?