Re: My experience with “the lag” and temporary fixes

[astroasis]

Just look at your first post at this forum viewtopic.php?p=120559#p120559, full schizo OCD mode where the dude thinks that closing bathroom door is causing his input lag, and location of PC tower, and location of windows...either full troll or full schizo, anyone with an IQ of over 50 knows that body cannot impact microproccesing inside a sealed faraday cage, go at some professional top tier event then and ask if you can play at pros computers so you can demonstrate that your body destroys the PC and cause pro players to play like shit...full schizo

I don't care what you think, bro. If you've fixed the issue, prove it; otherwise, you're just totally delusional.

And for some reason he's posting here instead of enjoying a desync free life lol, I for sure wouldn't be here if my 1440p 240hz actually looked like it

[perpe2334]

For the last 10 years of my life , I saw such a significant improvement with this topic. It was actually pretty good for about a month. I even shared gameplay on Discord and gained some Elo. I thought I had finally found something significant, and it lasted for a long time—about a month.

Right now, the window is still open 24/7, and I’m sitting next to it. The monitor and phone screens are still sharp, but the input lag and mouse issues have come back. I also still have my allergy problem; that hasn’t gone away, so I can’t say anything for certain.

If you solved it so easily, prove it, or go on fooling yourself. Most people tried more than one place, and sooner or later the problem comes back. There’s nothing else that could affect it besides your body. You’ve probably already tried another account and another phone anyway—there’s no other explanation for this.

Since you’re supposedly so knowledgeable, explain this too: how can the electrical system in your house affect the performance of a laptop that’s running on battery? Or why is it that even if most people buy a brand-new phone, after a certain amount of time the phone starts overheating more than it should, and the battery drains faster compared to people using the same model?

You’re just someone who’s fooling yourself. Admit it. Yes, I use AI because my English isn’t very good, but I understand what is being written.

[MK92]

Right now, the window is still open 24/7, and I’m sitting next to it. The monitor and phone screens are still sharp, but the input lag and mouse issues have come back.

Cool, so you can EASILY prove this and record it...record the monitor to see how sharp it is, then close the window and record again, if this bullshit placebo is the cause you can immediately prove it by just opening/closing window, it should be instant difference.

Since you’re supposedly so knowledgeable, explain this too: how can the electrical system in your house affect the performance of a laptop that’s running on battery?

How the hell does this means its your body doing stuff to electronics, do you have the same problem in BIOS, desktop, web browsing, youtube etc. etc.? No, because you have problem only in a freaking valorant? You have bad connection and routing from your place, after some time the traffic might get congested so its causing desync from the main server, simple as fuck, this is why people always report how it works fine for several minutes before its going bad.

Or why is it that even if most people buy a brand-new phone, after a certain amount of time the phone starts overheating more than it should, and the battery drains faster compared to people using the same model?

Lol, overheating of the phone and battery draining faster, and also possible slower charging speed as well, is LITERALLY caused by constantly charging it at bad electrical installation which destroys the battery over time, this is a textbook voltage neutral drift due to impedance, harmonics and stuff...before I fixed my wiring, my phone was charging so slowly, disconnected several times, overheated and never even charged to 100%.

[perpe2334]

Right now, the window is still open 24/7, and I’m sitting next to it. The monitor and phone screens are still sharp, but the input lag and mouse issues have come back.

Cool, so you can EASILY prove this and record it...record the monitor to see how sharp it is, then close the window and record again, if this bullshit placebo is the cause you can immediately prove it by just opening/closing window, it should be instant difference.

Since you’re supposedly so knowledgeable, explain this too: how can the electrical system in your house affect the performance of a laptop that’s running on battery?

How the hell does this means its your body doing stuff to electronics, do you have the same problem in BIOS, desktop, web browsing, youtube etc. etc.? No, because you have problem only in a freaking valorant? You have bad connection and routing from your place, after some time the traffic might get congested so its causing desync from the main server, simple as fuck, this is why people always report how it works fine for several minutes before its going bad.

Or why is it that even if most people buy a brand-new phone, after a certain amount of time the phone starts overheating more than it should, and the battery drains faster compared to people using the same model?

Lol, overheating of the phone and battery draining faster, and also possible slower charging speed as well, is LITERALLY caused by constantly charging it at bad electrical installation which destroys the battery over time, this is a textbook voltage neutral drift due to impedance, harmonics and stuff...before I fixed my wiring, my phone was charging so slowly, disconnected several times, overheated and never even charged to 100%.

First of all, I’m not going to keep arguing with you about this. If I’m going to act like an adult, then the first thing you need to do is tell me that you’ve actually solved the problem, and until you can prove that, there’s nothing for us to discuss.

The human body doesn’t work like an on/off switch. Maybe you should look up some actual research involving people and electronics. For example, there are some interesting things to read here: https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... _Field_MRI

I’m definitely not claiming that this is what’s causing our specific problem, but the human body absolutely can affect electronics. Whether you believe that or not is irrelevant to me.

I never told you anything about phone battery health. I tested this when everything was in perfect condition, and I also tested it with other people using the same setup in the same house, etc. But none of that matters because it was years ago and I don’t have the data anymore, and I’m not going to waste my time digging it all up.

And what’s with immediately judging something without understanding anything about it? How do you know whether I tested it without a BIOS, or without a modem, or under different conditions? You’re just making assumptions.

And then you’re apparently implying that I play Valorant all the time or something. I didn’t play Valorant at all outside of testing. But again, that’s not even the point. You’re just making random assumptions in your head and trying to belittle me.

Let me tell you something: I don’t think you actually have input lag. I think you got absolutely destroyed by some 15-year-old kid playing Valorant, and your ego just can’t handle it. Your brain and hands stopped keeping up, you got embarrassed by kids, and now you’ve started blaming electricity for it.

So here’s what I’m saying: if your IQ is above 50, stand behind what you wrote and prove it. Then I’ll take the information you gave me, call an electrician, fix the problem, and maybe I’ll finally start playing Valorant and having some fun.

[JerryKS]

I have one hypothesis.. Like you said maybe it's our body causing the input lag.. Then Maybe it's possible that there is some static electricity exchange when we touch our controllers, mouse, keyboard. I have a wired keyboard and a wireless mouse. Maybe the system doesn't get effected instead it's US who gets effected by this static electricity exchange and then our brain's have this thing we perceive as input lag.. Ik it sounds stupid and crazy but just a thought. To test this the only thing I can think of is Isolating our hands and whatever that's getting in contact with the system with something that can block complete electricity as well as shielding our hands to stop emmiting emi completely. If you google it You can find Human body does emit EMI even though it's very weak and low. But maybe its just enough to cause this weird input lag somehow.