Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by unconnected » 22 Sep 2024, 19:05

I've tested this and on newer systems synthetic timers like this brake everything.
I really advice people to do proper research before trying this tweak.

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by Slender » 22 Sep 2024, 19:50

unconnected wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:05
I've tested this and on newer systems synthetic timers like this brake everything.
I really advice people to do proper research before trying this tweak.
it can't work any other way unless you changed bcdedit

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by JimCarry » 22 Sep 2024, 20:11

Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:50
unconnected wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:05
I've tested this and on newer systems synthetic timers like this brake everything.
I really advice people to do proper research before trying this tweak.
it can't work any other way unless you changed bcdedit
wich bcdedit and for win 10 or win 11 ?

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by Slender » 22 Sep 2024, 20:25

JimCarry wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 20:11
Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:50
unconnected wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:05
I've tested this and on newer systems synthetic timers like this brake everything.
I really advice people to do proper research before trying this tweak.
it can't work any other way unless you changed bcdedit
wich bcdedit and for win 10 or win 11 ?
i dont use any for w11.
but for w10 is 3 variant for me
usetick yes / disdyntick no
all deletevalue
disdyntick yes

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by JimCarry » 22 Sep 2024, 21:43

Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 20:25
JimCarry wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 20:11
Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:50
unconnected wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:05
I've tested this and on newer systems synthetic timers like this brake everything.
I really advice people to do proper research before trying this tweak.
it can't work any other way unless you changed bcdedit
wich bcdedit and for win 10 or win 11 ?
i dont use any for w11.
but for w10 is 3 variant for me
usetick yes / disdyntick no
all deletevalue
disdyntick yes

from the 3 options you provide i try 2 and3 its shit,i did try them with "islc.exe and "dpclat.exe" with custom value in the islc, this is my screen with default cmd,so now i will try 1.So i need to type in cmd like this right ? "bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes" and "bcdedit /set disabledynamictick no" right ?
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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by Slender » 22 Sep 2024, 21:59

JimCarry wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 21:43
Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 20:25
JimCarry wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 20:11
Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 19:50


it can't work any other way unless you changed bcdedit
wich bcdedit and for win 10 or win 11 ?
i dont use any for w11.
but for w10 is 3 variant for me
usetick yes / disdyntick no
all deletevalue
disdyntick yes

from the 3 options you provide i try 2 and3 its shit,i did try them with "islc.exe and "dpclat.exe" with custom value in the islc, this is my screen with default cmd,so now i will try 1.So i need to type in cmd like this right ? "bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes" and "bcdedit /set disabledynamictick no" right ?
you need compare feel what better work on your system but:

1) useplatformtick yes (TSC + RTC tick), work only good with 1ms and 0.5ms, 0.5ms is jittery for all my system (you can see that in mousetester), but 1ms work good. RTC tick dont have dynamicktick. useplatformtick ignore disabledynamicktick. set usetick yes + deletevalue disdyntick. (maybe custom 0.5 value is good with rtc tick, just test it).

2) TSC + TSC tick. in that variant (usetick no), 1ms and 0.5ms work litterally same and u can use 0.5066 value (or 0.5013) or what better on your setup. Disabledynamicktick work with that setup and you can pick what you prefer, but for me disabledynamicktick no - gives better mouse control, yes - better smooth.

w11 uses tsc + rtc tick by default but it work better then w10 (tsc + rtc tick).

TSC + TSC TICK

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bcdedit /set useplatformtick no
bcdedit /set disabledynamicktick yes/no
TSC + RTC TICK

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bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes 
bcdedit /deletevalue disabedynamicktick

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by JimCarry » 22 Sep 2024, 22:05

Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 21:59
JimCarry wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 21:43
Slender wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 20:25
JimCarry wrote:
22 Sep 2024, 20:11


wich bcdedit and for win 10 or win 11 ?
i dont use any for w11.
but for w10 is 3 variant for me
usetick yes / disdyntick no
all deletevalue
disdyntick yes

from the 3 options you provide i try 2 and3 its shit,i did try them with "islc.exe and "dpclat.exe" with custom value in the islc, this is my screen with default cmd,so now i will try 1.So i need to type in cmd like this right ? "bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes" and "bcdedit /set disabledynamictick no" right ?
you need compare feel what better work on your system but:

1) useplatformtick yes (TSC + RTC tick), work only good with 1ms and 0.5ms, 0.5ms is jittery for all my system (you can see that in mousetester), but 1ms work good. RTC tick dont have dynamicktick. useplatformtick ignore disabledynamicktick. set usetick yes + deletevalue disdyntick. (maybe custom 0.5 value is good with rtc tick, just test it).

2) TSC + TSC tick. in that variant (usetick no), 1ms and 0.5ms work litterally same and u can use 0.5066 value (or 0.5013) or what better on your setup. Disabledynamicktick work with that setup and you can pick what you prefer, but for me disabledynamicktick no - gives better mouse control, yes - better smooth.

w11 uses tsc + rtc tick by default but it work better then w10 (tsc + rtc tick).

TSC + TSC TICK

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bcdedit /set useplatformtick no
bcdedit /set disabledynamicktick yes/no
TSC + RTC TICK

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bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes 
bcdedit /deletevalue disabedynamicktick
thanks i will try them.

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by GT1030Superior » 23 Sep 2024, 03:24

Most likely placebo, since most games request 1ms Timer Resolution by default, including CS GO.

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by JimCarry » 23 Sep 2024, 13:05

GT1030Superior wrote:
23 Sep 2024, 03:24
Most likely placebo, since most games request 1ms Timer Resolution by default, including CS GO.
My dear friend you cant play csgo you can only play cs2.

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Re: Timer Resolution from 15ms to 1ms [Turn 60Hz-feel into 240Hz-feel on 240Hz]

Post by JimCarry » 23 Sep 2024, 15:42

@Slender i try "bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes" "bcdedit /deletevalue disabedynamicktick" and its very bad i cant even find a value for islc.
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