i5 14600kf

[roro13200]

Hi everyone, I'm sharing a strange problem that's driving me crazy, haha.
I had a Ryzen 7 5800x with a B550 motherboard, an RX7800XT GPU, and a 1T NVMe SSD, 3600MHz of Corsair 32G RAM.
I upgraded my processor to an i5 14600kf and a B760 Gaming X DDR4 motherboard. Magic! My system and games were fast and smooth. I've never experienced such low input lag. I've rediscovered my games! Even the animations in my games were no longer the same, but when I did the replacement, I hadn't bothered to reinstall win11, it worked like that for 2 weeks, and on the advice of a friend, he strongly advised me to proceed with the formatting to reinstall win11, and I listened to him, and since then disaster, everything is slower, the input lag is strongly present, there is a heaviness in all my games, it's horrible, I reinstalled the same driver, but it's over I can't find the system I had. I tried a lot of things, but nothing helps. I know it may seem strange... but if anyone has any idea what happened, I'm open to any help! Thanks,

[ablemor]

Nothing personal, but this gets asked by tens of thousands of people.

[roro13200]

tens of thousands, right??? If you would be so kind as to give me a link! At least I won't bother you like that anymore

[ablemor]

just read forum, u basically ask same question again and again

[Slender]

tens of thousands, right??? If you would be so kind as to give me a link! At least I won't bother you like that anymore

google it:
input lag/desync/bad graphic/shimmering textures/shimmering shadows/flickering textures/textures pop-in/grainy image/vibration screen/pixel grid/blurry image
after install/reinstall windows / gpu

[Slender]

+ bad AA, jagged edges

[Slender]

if these are all related problems, is it a coincidence that all these people started having these problems after doing something with their PC? Or is it just a coincidence that their socket broke while they were doing something with their PC? It boggles the mind.