[Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by Slender » 16 Sep 2024, 12:45

jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:38
Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:21
jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 08:35
any fixes for realtek gaming 2.5gbe family controller RTL8125BG, because my games are delayed.

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netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

netsh int ip set global taskoffload=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global rsc=disabled
I tried every tweak on the internet, doesnt work.
thanks
if your eth controller work on 0core with gpu and usb it is bad. move gpu and usb to 4core. nic will be stay on 0st.
do you try wifi?

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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by jassine » 16 Sep 2024, 15:41

Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:45
if your eth controller work on 0core with gpu and usb it is bad. move gpu and usb to 4core. nic will be stay on 0st.
do you try wifi?
yes i did try wifi, better than ethernet.

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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by Slender » 16 Sep 2024, 20:15

jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 15:41
Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:45
if your eth controller work on 0core with gpu and usb it is bad. move gpu and usb to 4core. nic will be stay on 0st.
do you try wifi?
yes i did try wifi, better than ethernet.
This is a pure interference problem. According to your lan-cable, there is no less interference than from your socket. If you have grounding, this may indicate that it is of poor quality. Sorry for the photo quality, but you can see the upper value of 300v/m. For reference, from my socket to the PC comes about 500v/m. I also feel that wi-fi feels faster. I do not die behind walls and something like that. The mouse also feels freer. These facts make me think that this is not an internet problem after all.
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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by JimCarry » 17 Sep 2024, 12:29

Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:21
jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 08:35
any fixes for realtek gaming 2.5gbe family controller RTL8125BG, because my games are delayed.

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netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

netsh int ip set global taskoffload=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global rsc=disabled
mine is same,but should i add "netsh int ip set global taskoffload=disabled"(DisableTaskOffload 1) ?
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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by JimCarry » 17 Sep 2024, 12:33

Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:45
jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:38
Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:21
jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 08:35
any fixes for realtek gaming 2.5gbe family controller RTL8125BG, because my games are delayed.

Code: Select all

netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

netsh int ip set global taskoffload=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global rsc=disabled
I tried every tweak on the internet, doesnt work.
thanks
if your eth controller work on 0core with gpu and usb it is bad. move gpu and usb to 4core. nic will be stay on 0st.
do you try wifi?
So this is my default pc should i make gpu and usb to core 4, i have i5 6600 4 core anciet cpu.
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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by Slender » 17 Sep 2024, 12:39

JimCarry wrote:
17 Sep 2024, 12:33
Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:45
jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:38
Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:21

Code: Select all

netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

netsh int ip set global taskoffload=disabled

netsh interface tcp set global rsc=disabled
I tried every tweak on the internet, doesnt work.
thanks
if your eth controller work on 0core with gpu and usb it is bad. move gpu and usb to 4core. nic will be stay on 0st.
do you try wifi?
So this is my default pc should i make gpu and usb to core 4, i have i5 6600 4 core anciet cpu.
you can try it.
it work on my 13700kf, but i think 6600 have less 1 core perf. and it be worse.
but, i dont check it on rx, maybe for amd card def is better, but for my setup usb and gpu on same core is better (+ nic controller is free on 0 core)

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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by jassine » 17 Sep 2024, 13:01

Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 20:15
jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 15:41
Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:45
if your eth controller work on 0core with gpu and usb it is bad. move gpu and usb to 4core. nic will be stay on 0st.
do you try wifi?
yes i did try wifi, better than ethernet.
This is a pure interference problem. According to your lan-cable, there is no less interference than from your socket. If you have grounding, this may indicate that it is of poor quality. Sorry for the photo quality, but you can see the upper value of 300v/m. For reference, from my socket to the PC comes about 500v/m. I also feel that wi-fi feels faster. I do not die behind walls and something like that. The mouse also feels freer. These facts make me think that this is not an internet problem after all.
You are totally right, interference can cause these issues. For me, now im checking my internet, because sometimes when i restart my router, it gets fixed, maybe a coinsidence. Sometimes it gets fixed by itself even if i was playing 1 hour ago with desync and lag. After im sure it is not the internet, im gonna check for interference and my electricity even if i have grounding. thanks for pointing that out.

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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by themagic » 17 Sep 2024, 13:37

poor of grounding ? what you mean with that ? i moved my stuff to 2 different apartments in my location here in GERMONEY and everywhere it was same bad random experience for me on valorant frankfurt servers...

but i agree that wifi for some reason gives some posetive effect at some times and random moments here too...tried already everything in that way like using PCIE Wifi card, Onboard Wifi modules, different Usb Wifi, and more experements with that but never get it stable for more than 2 matches when speaking about some normal hitreg/sync/good timings ingame and just some normal stable online gameplay time where i can feel some control ingame and dont feel like i play some SCRIPTED rigged game and dont feel like an completely imbecile...


crazy stuff this all inteferences...is it all just some coincidence with WIFI experience that we have ? i dont think so...

We probably very close to solve the THING guys.

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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by Slender » 17 Sep 2024, 14:54

themagic wrote:
17 Sep 2024, 13:37
poor of grounding ? what you mean with that ? i moved my stuff to 2 different apartments in my location here in GERMONEY and everywhere it was same bad random experience for me on valorant frankfurt servers...

but i agree that wifi for some reason gives some posetive effect at some times and random moments here too...tried already everything in that way like using PCIE Wifi card, Onboard Wifi modules, different Usb Wifi, and more experements with that but never get it stable for more than 2 matches when speaking about some normal hitreg/sync/good timings ingame and just some normal stable online gameplay time where i can feel some control ingame and dont feel like i play some SCRIPTED rigged game and dont feel like an completely imbecile...


crazy stuff this all inteferences...is it all just some coincidence with WIFI experience that we have ? i dont think so...

We probably very close to solve the THING guys.
i mean 3st contact in your socet cant move all interference from your pc to the ground.
my grounded socet cant make that.
your router have ground contact?

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Re: [Ethernet Onboard-vs-USB-vs-PCIe] I finally found the reason behind my input lag after 6 years

Post by JimCarry » 17 Sep 2024, 20:21

Slender wrote:
17 Sep 2024, 12:39
JimCarry wrote:
17 Sep 2024, 12:33
Slender wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:45
jassine wrote:
16 Sep 2024, 12:38


I tried every tweak on the internet, doesnt work.
thanks
if your eth controller work on 0core with gpu and usb it is bad. move gpu and usb to 4core. nic will be stay on 0st.
do you try wifi?
So this is my default pc should i make gpu and usb to core 4, i have i5 6600 4 core anciet cpu.
you can try it.
it work on my 13700kf, but i think 6600 have less 1 core perf. and it be worse.
but, i dont check it on rx, maybe for amd card def is better, but for my setup usb and gpu on same core is better (+ nic controller is free on 0 core)
thanks i change gpu and usb to core 3.
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