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ablemor
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by ablemor » 29 Mar 2025, 12:59
stil floaty
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Sandy
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by Sandy » 13 Sep 2026, 23:07
ablemor wrote: ↑25 Mar 2025, 18:04
Hi everyone, if I roll back the Ethernet driver to an older version, the floaty mouse feeling decreases. It doesn’t disappear completely, but it gets 1-2 degrees better. Has anyone else tested this?
I can confirm that this is the problem you're referring to. After a week of testing, I found that the network card is the root cause of the problem, not the BIOS version.
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Shade7
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by Shade7 » Yesterday, 22:47
Sandy wrote: ↑13 Sep 2026, 23:07
ablemor wrote: ↑25 Mar 2025, 18:04
Hi everyone, if I roll back the Ethernet driver to an older version, the floaty mouse feeling decreases. It doesn’t disappear completely, but it gets 1-2 degrees better. Has anyone else tested this?
I can confirm that this is the problem you're referring to. After a week of testing, I found that the network card is the root cause of the problem, not the BIOS version.
Do you have a suggestion to fix this?
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Sandy
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by Sandy » Today, 02:46
Shade7 wrote: ↑Yesterday, 22:47
Sandy wrote: ↑13 Sep 2026, 23:07
ablemor wrote: ↑25 Mar 2025, 18:04
Hi everyone, if I roll back the Ethernet driver to an older version, the floaty mouse feeling decreases. It doesn’t disappear completely, but it gets 1-2 degrees better. Has anyone else tested this?
I can confirm that this is the problem you're referring to. After a week of testing, I found that the network card is the root cause of the problem, not the BIOS version.
Do you have a suggestion to fix this?
Okay, I've overturned my previous conclusion. My latest conclusion is that a specific BIOS version must be paired with a specific network card driver. My motherboard is Z590 AORUS MASTER, BIOS version F10, network card is AQC107, and network card driver is v2.1.001. My current kill/KD ratio is 2.03, previously it was 0.89.
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Panychkaaa
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by Panychkaaa » Today, 03:18
Sandy wrote: ↑Today, 02:46
Shade7 wrote: ↑Yesterday, 22:47
Sandy wrote: ↑13 Sep 2026, 23:07
ablemor wrote: ↑25 Mar 2025, 18:04
Hi everyone, if I roll back the Ethernet driver to an older version, the floaty mouse feeling decreases. It doesn’t disappear completely, but it gets 1-2 degrees better. Has anyone else tested this?
I can confirm that this is the problem you're referring to. After a week of testing, I found that the network card is the root cause of the problem, not the BIOS version.
Do you have a suggestion to fix this?
Okay, I've overturned my previous conclusion. My latest conclusion is that a specific BIOS version must be paired with a specific network card driver. My motherboard is Z590 AORUS MASTER, BIOS version F10, network card is AQC107, and network card driver is v2.1.001. My current kill/KD ratio is 2.03, previously it was 0.89.
very doubtful about it...
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astroasis
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by astroasis » Today, 04:34
Putting ferrites on your incoming dsl and router power cable gives you better results than bios settings
