useplatformtick and/or disabledynamictick on mouse input lag

[jassine]

you wrong. if hpet is hard disable from bios, and useplatformclock yes it uses ACPI timer with 3.580 clock. You not disable hpet in bios.
.
and.. dont waste your time with that.
that is affect but it not fix.

I did disable it from bios, i did what u said, how am i wrong ?

[Slender]

you wrong. if hpet is hard disable from bios, and useplatformclock yes it uses ACPI timer with 3.580 clock. You not disable hpet in bios.
.
and.. dont waste your time with that.
that is affect but it not fix.

I did disable it from bios, i did what u said, how am i wrong ?

that option not work for you.
if that option work correctly, your timer will be 3.580 acpi pmt with useplatformclock yes.
maybe you need deletevalue another (dynamicktick/usetick/tsc).
try only with clock yes.
if your hpet hard disable not work after that, you not need use clock yes.
you need use:
1) tsc timer + rtc tick / dynamicktick no (no because RTC tick dont have dynamictick)
usetick yes, useclock no, disdyntick no.
2) TSC timer + TSC tick (deletevalue usetick useclock) + disabledynamicktick yes / no.

[jassine]

you wrong. if hpet is hard disable from bios, and useplatformclock yes it uses ACPI timer with 3.580 clock. You not disable hpet in bios.
.
and.. dont waste your time with that.
that is affect but it not fix.

I did disable it from bios, i did what u said, how am i wrong ?

that option not work for you.
if that option work correctly, your timer will be 3.580 acpi pmt with useplatformclock yes.
maybe you need deletevalue another (dynamicktick/usetick/tsc).
try only with clock yes.
if your hpet hard disable not work after that, you not need use clock yes.
you need use:
1) tsc timer + rtc tick / dynamicktick no (no because RTC tick dont have dynamictick)
usetick yes, useclock no, disdyntick no.
2) TSC timer + TSC tick (deletevalue usetick useclock) + disabledynamicktick yes / no.

thanks alot, im gonna give it a try

[Slender]

you wrong. if hpet is hard disable from bios, and useplatformclock yes it uses ACPI timer with 3.580 clock. You not disable hpet in bios.
.
and.. dont waste your time with that.
that is affect but it not fix.

I did disable it from bios, i did what u said, how am i wrong ?

that option not work for you.
if that option work correctly, your timer will be 3.580 acpi pmt with useplatformclock yes.
maybe you need deletevalue another (dynamicktick/usetick/tsc).
try only with clock yes.
if your hpet hard disable not work after that, you not need use clock yes.
you need use:
1) tsc timer + rtc tick / dynamicktick no (no because RTC tick dont have dynamictick)
usetick yes, useclock no, disdyntick no.
2) TSC timer + TSC tick (deletevalue usetick useclock) + disabledynamicktick yes / no.

thanks alot, im gonna give it a try

and, you need check your kernel timer latency.
open latencymon, move it to check kernel timer latency, and if you on windows 10 you need open dpc latency cheker when you play and when you measure your kernel latency via latmon.

[jassine]

that option not work for you.
if that option work correctly, your timer will be 3.580 acpi pmt with useplatformclock yes.
maybe you need deletevalue another (dynamicktick/usetick/tsc).
try only with clock yes.
if your hpet hard disable not work after that, you not need use clock yes.
you need use:
1) tsc timer + rtc tick / dynamicktick no (no because RTC tick dont have dynamictick)
usetick yes, useclock no, disdyntick no.
2) TSC timer + TSC tick (deletevalue usetick useclock) + disabledynamicktick yes / no.

I tried all the possibilities, ACPI does not work for me, it keeps showing me HPET 14.32Mhz even when HPET is disabled in BIOS and OS. thanks for your time.
PS: my BCLK is always 99.8 when HPET is disabled and using TSC with spread spectrum off

[Brask]

you wrong. if hpet is hard disable from bios, and useplatformclock yes it uses ACPI timer with 3.580 clock. You not disable hpet in bios.
.
and.. dont waste your time with that.
that is affect but it not fix.

I did disable it from bios, i did what u said, how am i wrong ?

that option not work for you.
if that option work correctly, your timer will be 3.580 acpi pmt with useplatformclock yes.
maybe you need deletevalue another (dynamicktick/usetick/tsc).
try only with clock yes.
if your hpet hard disable not work after that, you not need use clock yes.
you need use:
1) tsc timer + rtc tick / dynamicktick no (no because RTC tick dont have dynamictick)
usetick yes, useclock no, disdyntick no.
2) TSC timer + TSC tick (deletevalue usetick useclock) + disabledynamicktick yes / no.

Hi Bro, Im On Final Build of Windows 10 and which setting are best for input lag?
TSC+RTC or TSC + TSC

[Slender]

you wrong. if hpet is hard disable from bios, and useplatformclock yes it uses ACPI timer with 3.580 clock. You not disable hpet in bios.
.
and.. dont waste your time with that.
that is affect but it not fix.

I did disable it from bios, i did what u said, how am i wrong ?

that option not work for you.
if that option work correctly, your timer will be 3.580 acpi pmt with useplatformclock yes.
maybe you need deletevalue another (dynamicktick/usetick/tsc).
try only with clock yes.
if your hpet hard disable not work after that, you not need use clock yes.
you need use:
1) tsc timer + rtc tick / dynamicktick no (no because RTC tick dont have dynamictick)
usetick yes, useclock no, disdyntick no.
2) TSC timer + TSC tick (deletevalue usetick useclock) + disabledynamicktick yes / no.

Hi Bro, Im On Final Build of Windows 10 and which setting are best for input lag?
TSC+RTC or TSC + TSC

default. just open dpc latency cheker while game.
edit: also, you can try usetick yes, but disabledynamictick need be no / deletevalue +
dont use 0.5 timer with RTC tick, only 1000us.