Fixed the desync/input lag issue.

[TiredOFLAAAAG]

Attention!
If you are interested in the theory of electrical interference and EMI, please do not post about it here; there is a separate section on the forum for such discussions.
And just a note: I know people, and I’ve personally checked this whole crazy theory about electrical interference, EMI, etc., and it’s all nonsense.

Could you link some game trackers to show that the issue has actually been resolved for you? Faceit, Apex, CoD trackers, etc.

[naporitan]

Just check the RAM being offered for your motherboard.
https://www.gskill.com/configurator

[TiredOFLAAAAG]

Just check the RAM being offered for your motherboard.
https://www.gskill.com/configurator

So you don't have any evidence showing that your in-game performance improved significantly after supposedly fixing this issue? Convenient. I'm genuinely curious, what's the point of LARPing about something like this?

[astroasis]

Just check the RAM being offered for your motherboard.
https://www.gskill.com/configurator

So you don't have any evidence showing that your in-game performance improved significantly after supposedly fixing this issue? Convenient. I'm genuinely curious, what's the point of LARPing about something like this?

Perhaps he wants to feel in control of this lag issue, I've suffered from the same madness

[naporitan]

Guys, you’re mistaken about me: I just want to find that Holy Grail—a system that works perfectly.
You are simply underestimating the entire situation regarding RAM.

The hidden instability of FCLK (Infinity Fabric) due to internal error correction (ECC) is a key phenomenon on AMD Ryzen platforms (AM4 and especially AM5), which was thoroughly analyzed and popularized by overclocking enthusiast Buildzoid (Actually Hardcore Overclocking channel).

Don't buy the new Intel Core Ultra 7, 9, etc.
These processors support DDR5 only in Gear 2 mode.

When buying an i9-13900K or 14900K, you need to purchase a motherboard that supports DDR4, since you won't get Gear 1 mode with DDR5 memory.

In any case, you will have to use the JEDEC profile.

[dervu]

Guys, you’re mistaken about me: I just want to find that Holy Grail—a system that works perfectly.
You are simply underestimating the entire situation regarding RAM.

The hidden instability of FCLK (Infinity Fabric) due to internal error correction (ECC) is a key phenomenon on AMD Ryzen platforms (AM4 and especially AM5), which was thoroughly analyzed and popularized by overclocking enthusiast Buildzoid (Actually Hardcore Overclocking channel).

Don't buy the new Intel Core Ultra 7, 9, etc.
These processors support DDR5 only in Gear 2 mode.

When buying an i9-13900K or 14900K, you need to purchase a motherboard that supports DDR4, since you won't get Gear 1 mode with DDR5 memory.

In any case, you will have to use the JEDEC profile.

Using JEDEC with Intel.