Give us more details.Slender wrote: ↑01 May 2026, 18:52Now I'm selling itmocha__ wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026, 19:42where is your post?Slender wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 14:40Okay, you've convinced me, I'll publish the driver fix soon.Unreazz wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 14:35
That’s very noble of you, but why don’t you make your own post on the forum where you actually share your knowledge and experiences? From the outside it honestly looks like you’re just jumping into every thread to add your two cents. I don’t mean that in a rude way, but if you really want to ‘help’, you should provide useful and practical information instead of refusing to share anything concrete. Otherwise it just comes across as… well, a bit questionable.
built a completely new pc - lower input lag but higher desync
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Yazeedtt
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Yazeedtt
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Send me the details in dmSlender wrote: ↑01 May 2026, 18:52Now I'm selling itmocha__ wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026, 19:42where is your post?Slender wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 14:40Okay, you've convinced me, I'll publish the driver fix soon.Unreazz wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 14:35
That’s very noble of you, but why don’t you make your own post on the forum where you actually share your knowledge and experiences? From the outside it honestly looks like you’re just jumping into every thread to add your two cents. I don’t mean that in a rude way, but if you really want to ‘help’, you should provide useful and practical information instead of refusing to share anything concrete. Otherwise it just comes across as… well, a bit questionable.
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mocha__
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oh, so youre just gonna be that one guy someone paid to fix something that didnt actually fix anything. thats cool.Slender wrote: ↑01 May 2026, 18:52Now I'm selling itmocha__ wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026, 19:42where is your post?Slender wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 14:40Okay, you've convinced me, I'll publish the driver fix soon.Unreazz wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 14:35
That’s very noble of you, but why don’t you make your own post on the forum where you actually share your knowledge and experiences? From the outside it honestly looks like you’re just jumping into every thread to add your two cents. I don’t mean that in a rude way, but if you really want to ‘help’, you should provide useful and practical information instead of refusing to share anything concrete. Otherwise it just comes across as… well, a bit questionable.
so youre willing to chime in to give advice on nearly every post but once confronted, now youre selling something to add? makes sense lmao
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@something that didnt actually fix anything
Do you know what my fix does? It has nothing to do with what you call "bad electricity." It's a driver fix. You don't even understand what EMI is. And you're incredibly stupid if you think you can solve the problem by installing something between your PC's power supply and the outlet.
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mocha__
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Do you know what my fix does? It has nothing to do with what you call "bad electricity." It's a driver fix. You don't even understand what EMI is. And you're incredibly stupid if you think you can solve the problem by installing something between your PC's power supply and the outlet.
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i never once said anything about electricity problems and ive never even concluded that once on my own behalf. i just chimed in. but after playing on realtek ethernet since i first ever got a pc, im convinced realtek ethernet is the main culprit, at least for me.
i switched to wifi a week ago and the difference was literally insane. i had time to react, all sense - seeing, hearing, feeling, they all made sense. whenever i clicked a head on valorant, i heard it and saw it and they died on that frame. with realtek ethernet, im dying instantly, im clicking heads, half the time nothing hits and when i kill its a frame later or earlier. i sometimes dont even see my crosshair on their head, shit feels like its 60hz up close and yet it registers. sometimes i click on head and it registers like a frame later, they dont die where i click, they die a frame before or after. i dont post often, but i do know ive broken my brain wondering about this for valorant. i mean this when im telling you the moment i switched to wifi, things actually made sense on a logical standpoint. shit felt like it was in sync even if i play on a server with double the ping, 50ms on wifi feels better than 30ms on realtek ethernet. i have no clue why, all i know is realtek ethernet seems to be enough of a known issue, but the fix? i honestly dont know. and yeah i get perfect A+ on waveform or libreqos bufferbloat, i get a straight RTT graph on valorant and i dont get packets dropped throughout whole games. on wifi, the bufferbloat is obviously more shit, but still my RTT graph is stable and the game feels way more responsive and in sync. so if the bufferbloat is worse on wifi, but everything else is better on wifi in terms of gaming. then obviously this has to be a realtek ethernet thing. but idk how to make it worth using anymore unless i want high stable speeds for downloading. other than that i havent seen a definitive fix for realtek ethernet
ive tried all realtek adapter settings i could try, i went thru the affinity and side scaling rabbit hole. yeah you might make dpc/latency better for realtek ethernet. but no matter what you do for this adapter, the desync issues persist unless you switch to wifi or some other means of internet access. i havent bought a different ethernet adapter, i dont want to potentially waste money on some chinese knockoff tplink ethernet adapter from amazon. if i have to play on wifi i will. but id rather understand wtf is going on with this ethernet adapter and why its so shit
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i never once said anything about electricity problems and ive never even concluded that once on my own behalf. i just chimed in. but after playing on realtek ethernet since i first ever got a pc, im convinced realtek ethernet is the main culprit, at least for me.
i switched to wifi a week ago and the difference was literally insane. i had time to react, all sense - seeing, hearing, feeling, they all made sense. whenever i clicked a head on valorant, i heard it and saw it and they died on that frame. with realtek ethernet, im dying instantly, im clicking heads, half the time nothing hits and when i kill its a frame later or earlier. i sometimes dont even see my crosshair on their head, shit feels like its 60hz up close and yet it registers. sometimes i click on head and it registers like a frame later, they dont die where i click, they die a frame before or after. i dont post often, but i do know ive broken my brain wondering about this for valorant. i mean this when im telling you the moment i switched to wifi, things actually made sense on a logical standpoint. shit felt like it was in sync even if i play on a server with double the ping, 50ms on wifi feels better than 30ms on realtek ethernet. i have no clue why, all i know is realtek ethernet seems to be enough of a known issue, but the fix? i honestly dont know. and yeah i get perfect A+ on waveform or libreqos bufferbloat, i get a straight RTT graph on valorant and i dont get packets dropped throughout whole games. on wifi, the bufferbloat is obviously more shit, but still my RTT graph is stable and the game feels way more responsive and in sync. so if the bufferbloat is worse on wifi, but everything else is better on wifi in terms of gaming. then obviously this has to be a realtek ethernet thing. but idk how to make it worth using anymore unless i want high stable speeds for downloading. other than that i havent seen a definitive fix for realtek ethernet
ive tried all realtek adapter settings i could try, i went thru the affinity and side scaling rabbit hole. yeah you might make dpc/latency better for realtek ethernet. but no matter what you do for this adapter, the desync issues persist unless you switch to wifi or some other means of internet access. i havent bought a different ethernet adapter, i dont want to potentially waste money on some chinese knockoff tplink ethernet adapter from amazon. if i have to play on wifi i will. but id rather understand wtf is going on with this ethernet adapter and why its so shit
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Hubcio
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Re: built a completely new pc - lower input lag but higher desync
I built expensive pc 5090 astral OC with high end parts and? Gameplay smooth as butter but aiming not snappy, heavy, floaty, feeling like my controller sens slowing down / getting high deadzones, then it accelerate- same on ps5 pro.
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Hubcio
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Re: built a completely new pc - lower input lag but higher desync
Tell me what’s wrong with my ps5 pro drivers and gimme some regedit tweaks please because I have heavy aim, not snappy, aim slowing down, floaty aim. Other people works perfectly fine but mine notSlender wrote: ↑12 May 2026, 17:16@something that didnt actually fix anything
Do you know what my fix does? It has nothing to do with what you call "bad electricity." It's a driver fix. You don't even understand what EMI is. And you're incredibly stupid if you think you can solve the problem by installing something between your PC's power supply and the outlet.
I know how gameplay should looks because one day while i was playing with clan mates in warzone my aim suddenly slowed down and I couldn’t play good like before.
