Slender wrote: ↑28 Jan 2024, 09:53
BlurWickd wrote: ↑28 Jan 2024, 09:21
Slender wrote: ↑28 Jan 2024, 08:56
BlurWickd wrote: ↑28 Jan 2024, 08:32
OS version: Windows 10, 10.0, version 2009, build: 19045 (x64)
Win 10 pro - version 10.0.19045 build 19045
Realtek 2.5gbe (8125), I've tried default win driver version, version on my mobo site and latest version
i have the same on amd + nvidia setup, sometimes i get best responce ever, but usually is bad. Im see you have 42isr on wdf, is so high.
do use use cpu usb for mouse only?
try to increase SA voltages. AMD is very responsible for voltages.
What about bios settings? you try to use fixed cpu clocks? Your cpu voltage is stable or variable?
Do you test your ram with memtest5?
i think it about cpu / gpu incompability, try csm mode. Also, test mousetester with GPU driver on/off, if it not same you have a problem (you 100% have)
also, try ReviOS install with 21h2 ltsc (or w11) with ventoy config. You can find manual and .iso links on website.
I've tried it without updating windows, windows 11 etc and its the same honestly.
Yes only cpu for the mouse, I followed your advice from a different post where you replied to someone asking regarding my mobo (asus b650 plus wifi)
I believe the voltages are mostly on auto and everything has been thoroughly tested, this is a prebuilt I bought from scan.co.uk they inserted all their test results etc. I bought this as a temp to use while my old pc was sent for repair that had the same exact issue but was much worse, I even have a video of the old pc in the bios with the mouse going crazy.
I will try csm mode. I just have no idea how it could be pc related with a new pc and if its electric related I don't know where to even start. I don't think it could be windows related because it happens the same in the bios with no windows installed, the mouse feels sorta uncontrollable?
My old pc was i9 10980xe, asus x299-e gaming II and asus strix 3090 oc.
Thank you for the help again I appreciate it
your ryzen and am5 is new platform, maybe not good optimized with nvidia gpu. If you want test your electric you need buy line emi meter (from aliexpress or greenwawe amazon), for fix you can try buy online ups with double conversion.
you can ask about this on the neighboring emi forum with which we are at "war"
Show your mousetester 1.5.3 graph.
Try disable legacy usb support / xhci hand-off
Compare both disable / single of option disable.
do you install chipset drivers?
Also, show your device manager list, and try to disable HPET and System Timer, they both have 0IRQ and can conflict (first try disable hpet).
Can you try to buy 7600x or 7700x for test and return it?
I dont have am5, maybe you need try find info in google like.. am5 not smooth, stuttering, input lag.
So update on everything I've previously said, I had a friend who's an electrician call by just to check out the plug sockets etc if they were grounded. Turns out all plug sockets are fine, weird thing we found out however which correct me if I'm wrong shouldn't be the case is that the entire metal pc case isn't grounded? the psu and mobo on the back is grounded but not anywhere else on the case. I thought cases were supposed to be fully grounded as I read people touch their case to ground themselves? I might be wrong though.
Mousetester graph was same both ways with legacy and xhci hand-off, pretty much all over the place between 950-1050. Mouse movement seems pretty eratic and uncontrollable with legacy turned off so I left that on.
I install chipset drivers yes, the motherboard website seems to have more updated chipset drivers compared to AMD themselves but I've tested both and its the same.
I haven't tested with hpet etc off but I'll give it a try after I try another solution I'll mention at the bottom.
I can't buy another processor because this is a prebuilt, if I change anything the warranty is void - I already plan to return this pc to get it checked out as I'm pretty sure the ram is unstable while running EXPO II like they have set. It gets a ton of bluescreens 'IRQL_NOT_EQUAL' (if i remember correctly this is how to spell it) and a bunch of corruption as it was repairing files every time I ran sfc /scannow, I set it to 200mhz lower and everything seems to be fine now.
I don't think this is actually an am5 issue, it seems more like interference because of the physical aspects of how the mouse changes. I have been basically retracing my steps to when this issue first started to rule out anything, we did change things related to the internet but this issue happens even with the router entirely turned off so it can't be that. I changed rooms which seemed to fix it for a good few hours until it came back and got worse and worse the longer the pc was on. It seems to be like this everyday, fine when pc initially turned on and then proceeds to get worse with time.
Another thing is that I got my xl2566k 360hz monitor around that time too, I've tried a variety of different displayport cables including even paying £65 for a fiber displayport cable which broke literally on the second try. I did try to use another monitor but at the time it was connected to the same metal monitor stand as my xl2566k so I had a random theory that the monitor is somehow giving off radiation or giving too much power through the displayport somehow? I removed the monitor entirely and placed it in the other room and tested the pc with a different 60hz monitor and what do you know? the mouse worked perfect, even wireless which was previously unuseable - no electric shocks from the mouse and the mouse weight/feel stayed consistent. I know that this isn't placebo because I've asked family members to try it themselves and they've told me the same thing.
I contacted amazon and explained the situation and they're sending out a replacement tomorrow so hopefully this will all be cleared up with that then I can work on trying to sort out the latency issues which might be caused by the monitor somehow?
What I want to know is, how is this even possible? How can the monitor be causing these issues or effecting wireless devices so much? I couldn't find a single thing about it online other than maybe it might have faulty grounding but to this extent? it was even screwing with wired mice - could it just be providing too much power to the graphics card or something like this? as when I changed things related to gpu like turning on hardware acceleration on things like discord it seemed to fix things shortly / improve them.
I appreciate the help and ideas in regards to the AM5 stuff, hpet etc but this has been the same issue (not as bad as the previous pc) between this new pc and my old one which was intel x299. This issue also didn't start happening till like 5 days of having this new pc, so I'm wondering if the monitor is somehow frying the GPU/mobo/cpu?? I don't recall having any of these issues till getting this new monitor and I only disregarded it being the monitor due to testing the other monitor next to it after I'd used the main monitor all day long then disconnected it to test the other, somehow it might've still been emitting whatever?
I will update if the problem is resolved but honestly I'm mindblown, 2 months of this and so much money wasted on trial and error all for it to be caused by a monitor? I hope it will be this but I'm seriously confused at how. I did see 1 review of the xl2566k saying to 'not buy this monitor if you have emi issues' but I don't think my house suffers with any emi issues, I've never had any issues before and I've lived here for over 20 years - all electrical sockets have been tested for grounding and everything seems fine. A family member also has a pc in the house with no issues, I tried their pc on this monitor and boom same issue. How???
