Yeah, I'd be interested to know what you did.sadboytunaswag31 wrote: ↑24 Mar 2026, 16:21Teterev228 wrote: ↑23 Mar 2026, 18:52What have you done to improve your problem with desync?sadboytunaswag31 wrote: ↑23 Mar 2026, 05:04lyar wrote: ↑23 Mar 2026, 02:45
doesn't matter. i got to borrow an oscilloscope and my THD% theory was wrong. differential mode noise probably isnt the culprit. my house produces 2-5% THD on any given day and my UPS produced 0.9% THD and its playability was worse. this problem for me is likely ground related and that my house wiring is fucked
I wanna fix my issue one by one. I got my desync ( Ferrari peeks/no time to react to enemies) feeling a lot better by using a specific driver and windows level tweaks + openwrt. Like I said it’s a LOT better than vanilla windows but still not nearly as good as it used to be for me or anywhere near a pro players setup. I wanna know if fixing the ground loop with fiber optic converters will make a significant difference cause honestly I’m tired of buying things and investing time in bullshit tweaks. I never tried UPS or inverter or transformer or anything of that nature. Would help me a lot to know if that would help the desync in a big manner. Ty for your posts @Iyar
A big combination of software level tweaks in windows and using double nat with an openwrt router. only reason i use double nat though is because my isp doesnt allow hooking up any router without their knowledge so what i did was connect the 2 using ethernet and then use ethernet from the openwrt router to my pc. it helped me reduce bufferbloat significantly. sadly i cant change the isp routing or none of that. the biggest difference was the windows level tweaks with the correct ethernet driver.
I'm using a router with OpenWRT firmware.