XL2546 not smooth @ 240Hz (Video)

[Anonymous768119]

Based on that clue, is it possible you're simply seeing things more clearly after having been using a 240Hz monitor for some time? Basically, being trained to see high-Hz flaws more clearly than you were at the beginning?

I was thinking about this. In the past I played in gaming internet cafe and I was astonished on how my movement was responsive on their PCs (144Hz). It's quite difficult to explain, but I was not "floating" but making sharp moves, peeking with deagle like crazy. After these nice experiences, I've bought new PC but surprisingly I could not peek exactly like in the inet cafe. With time it was getting worse and worse and I am looking for solution for months. I replaced my old 144Hz iiyama for XL2546, 5 2600 for 7 3700x, grounded my pc case but it completely didn't change anything beside safety, changed mouse from zowie fk2 to g502 and still nothing.

Coming back to your question about offline experience - stutters are visible, but not like on valve dm servers. Also sluggishness of my movements is the same. Before I was pushing my ISP to check quality of cables, but as long as parameters on their screen are fine, they will not bear the costs by sending technicians.

What is interesting, while I am playing faceit on 128 tick servers I have much worse experience than on 64 tick valve servers. I am not able to make one taps with 128 tick. When I am watching myself, my reaction is so slow that I can't even believe it. Interesting conversations in the comments regarding desync: https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensiv ... essed_yet/ https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensiv ... er_out_of/

I'm slowly realizing that it's pointless to look for help over the internet, because I am forced to replace everything in my PC, part by part, to find the weakest point. Anyway thanks for your involvement.

[Anonymous768119]

I realized, that there is something that can be a clue. I've seen here that you were discussing a lot about interferences on power cables that can cause problems with PC and they are just passing through PSU filters. I found out that wires providing to outlet to which my PC is connected, run nearby transformer for low voltage lighting as you can see on attached photo. Well, actually they touch it, so what can you say about it and disrupted current going through my PC parts? Is it really possible with good quality PSU? I have Seasonic Focus Plus 550W 80+ Gold.

[Flu1d]

I realized, that there is something that can be a clue. I've seen here that you were discussing a lot about interferences on power cables that can cause problems with PC and they are just passing through PSU filters. I found out that wires providing to outlet to which my PC is connected, run nearby transformer for low voltage lighting as you can see on attached photo. Well, actually they touch it, so what can you say about it and disrupted current going through my PC parts? Is it really possible with good quality PSU? I have Seasonic Focus Plus 550W 80+ Gold.

I literally have the same complaint or “issue”

[Flu1d]

I have the same problem with my 240hz xl2546 as well, it just used to look so buttery smooth and now it looks like it’s 60hz ish but when I try a 60hz monitor it feels like I am playing on 10fps

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Could we by any chance revive this? I recently upgraded to a 5600x and a gtx 3060, getting B-Die ram next week, but the only difference is CL18, still 3600mhz 32gb. My old PC with an i5 4670k and a gtx 960 literally provides WAY smoother gameplay with 200-300 fps with a 144hz ASUS VG248. I feel handicapped when playing, not able to perform to the fullest. It's evident that something with my set-up isn't right.

What could possibly have gone wrong here?