Counter Strike 2 - Input Lag

[destroyer4b]

Hello everyone,

After several months of searching for a solution and trying to fix input lag, unbelievably fast enemy reactions, bad hit registration and poor, sluggish mouse movements in order to make the game run smoothly, I finally found a solution for people who have Ryzen processors with X3D cache, like I do.

I tried every possible solution from this site, but none of them fully did the job the way it should work.

The problem in this case was HPET.
Since I have a B650 Gigabyte X AX V2 motherboard and there’s no option in the BIOS to disable HPET, I had to forcefully disable it using Command Prompt(run as administrator).

Here is tutorial in case that somebody is not familiar how to do this.

Step 1. Press Win + S at the same time to evoke the search bar.

Step 2. Type cmd to locate Command Prompt and do a right-click on it to choose Run as administrator.

Step 3. Step 3. Copy & paste the following command and tap on Enter to disable DPET.

bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock

bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes

Step 4. Reboot your computer to make this change effective and also I disabled High Precision Event timer in Device Manager as well before restarting.

Please let me know did this work for you.

[JimCarry]

Hello everyone,

After several months of searching for a solution and trying to fix input lag, unbelievably fast enemy reactions, bad hit registration and poor, sluggish mouse movements in order to make the game run smoothly, I finally found a solution for people who have Ryzen processors with X3D cache, like I do.

I tried every possible solution from this site, but none of them fully did the job the way it should work.

The problem in this case was HPET.
Since I have a B650 Gigabyte X AX V2 motherboard and there’s no option in the BIOS to disable HPET, I had to forcefully disable it using Command Prompt(run as administrator).

Here is tutorial in case that somebody is not familiar how to do this.

Step 1. Press Win + S at the same time to evoke the search bar.

Step 2. Type cmd to locate Command Prompt and do a right-click on it to choose Run as administrator.

Step 3. Step 3. Copy & paste the following command and tap on Enter to disable DPET.

bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock

bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes

Step 4. Reboot your computer to make this change effective and also I disabled High Precision Event timer in Device Manager as well before restarting.

Please let me know did this work for you.

I think you are not right,when you go in bios on gigabyte you can see the hpet option,also "bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes" has nothing to do with hpet,and do you use scewin ?