No FPS gaming possible

[Ghosty_Ind]

And I have wasted* around 3.5K to 4.5K US$ (I Own a finalmouse too, because I wanted to try what the Pro's have and maybe it is above suboptimal and we all are idiots as average people - not you maybe but I sure am, one in the crowd )...

I have played with 5 different PCs, changed almost most of the bios settings, and every one of them goes away in a system restart or next session....

[Ghosty_Ind]

Tomorrow if I go missing, or you don’t see posts from me in every few days, do remember to pass on this info to every person in need or having this issue .. You never know how people in industry want to hide their secrets XD XD

[Ghosty_Ind]

And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

[kriegsnake]

And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

Haven’t tested yet , but I have a question. You told to reboot router too. Can you jump into your router and tell me if it syncs the time with your pc,ntp or manually?

[Ghosty_Ind]

And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

Haven’t tested yet , but I have a question. You told to reboot router too. Can you jump into your router and tell me if it syncs the time with your pc,ntp or manually?

No need to do any time changes in router... Router should be as it is.. Also, the system settings does not gets impacted by windows time settings, as it can serve multiple clients - Mobile/PC/Laptop all simultaneously. Restarting router will just clear your pending packets/refresh your ethernet connection for PC for that specific instance of time/etc.

[kriegsnake]

And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

Haven’t tested yet , but I have a question. You told to reboot router too. Can you jump into your router and tell me if it syncs the time with your pc,ntp or manually?

No need to do any time changes in router... Router should be as it is.. Also, the system settings does not gets impacted by windows time settings, as it can serve multiple clients - Mobile/PC/Laptop all simultaneously. Restarting router will just clear your pending packets/refresh your ethernet connection for PC for that specific instance of time/etc.

I get it mate, i’ve messed with my router a lot, that’s why wanted to clarify what exactly is going on on your router with ntp settings.

[Ghosty_Ind]

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And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

Haven’t tested yet , but I have a question. You told to reboot router too. Can you jump into your router and tell me if it syncs the time with your pc,ntp or manually?

My bad, it seems like it can get the timing from NTP or windows... Here are the settings :

[Ghosty_Ind]

And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

Haven’t tested yet , but I have a question. You told to reboot router too. Can you jump into your router and tell me if it syncs the time with your pc,ntp or manually?

No need to do any time changes in router... Router should be as it is.. Also, the system settings does not gets impacted by windows time settings, as it can serve multiple clients - Mobile/PC/Laptop all simultaneously. Restarting router will just clear your pending packets/refresh your ethernet connection for PC for that specific instance of time/etc.

I get it mate, i’ve messed with my router a lot, that’s why wanted to clarify what exactly is going on on your router with ntp settings.

So In brief, my router also is running 1 minute behind my PC time..

[kriegsnake]

Router NTP.png

And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

Haven’t tested yet , but I have a question. You told to reboot router too. Can you jump into your router and tell me if it syncs the time with your pc,ntp or manually?

My bad, it seems like it can get the timing from NTP or windows... Here are the settings :

So from the router point of view you’ve set it manually to your timezone without adding +1 minute. Correct me if I’m wrong.

[Ghosty_Ind]

Router NTP.png

And also remember - tomorrow if those corporate employees or management decide to change some time or clock settings on their server side again (Due to the extra timely packets they receive or the traffic cannot be handled by them or any shit they come up with), make changes to your windows clock again and enjoy this fix... I believe and hope for my case and all your cases too - that this fix lasts long and we all can move on in our lives to a better cause....

Haven’t tested yet , but I have a question. You told to reboot router too. Can you jump into your router and tell me if it syncs the time with your pc,ntp or manually?

My bad, it seems like it can get the timing from NTP or windows... Here are the settings :

So from the router point of view you’ve set it manually to your timezone without adding +1 minute. Correct me if I’m wrong.

I think router itself retrieves it from NTP and sets it's own time as per NTP retrieval. All I did was select/verify the correct time zone when I was setting it up for the 1st time.. That means it's without the +1 minute.. The original NTP time..