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Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 19 May 2023, 15:22
by amorou
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 12:20
amorou wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 18:41
dervu wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 10:05
i3-3210M
i5-3230M
i7-11850H
+ 3 more mobile i5s I don't remember
Ryzen 2600
Ryzen 5600x
Ryzen 5800X3D
it doesn't matter
Last I checked you managed to fix it with a isolation transformer , still good ?
Old news, it helped isolate source.
So issue remains or what? Do some specific feedback please
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 19 May 2023, 16:19
by dervu
amorou wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 15:22
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 12:20
amorou wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 18:41
dervu wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 10:05
i3-3210M
i5-3230M
i7-11850H
+ 3 more mobile i5s I don't remember
Ryzen 2600
Ryzen 5600x
Ryzen 5800X3D
it doesn't matter
Last I checked you managed to fix it with a isolation transformer , still good ?
Old news, it helped isolate source.
So issue remains or what? Do some specific feedback please
Source for me was old TV antenna and isolation transformer only helped to track it, but I never got to use it for really long time, so can't say if it is helping long term and I know that for some people it failed to help.
Couldn't tell what phenomenon caused it by using tools I own. Buying any more tool or hiring anyone that could tell me more would cost as much as RTX 4090 at least.
The problem was still slightly persistent on the old hardware, even after disconnecting the antenna. However, upon upgrading to new hardware, the issue was completely resolved. Was like 95% to 100%. I am issue free for 4 months now.
Some people say that hardware can't be damaged, some say it can. If it is damaged, then it is not usual EMI/RFI.
It took me "only" ~10 years to make it right and I am the lucky one.
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 19 May 2023, 17:04
by amorou
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 16:19
amorou wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 15:22
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 12:20
amorou wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 18:41
Last I checked you managed to fix it with a isolation transformer , still good ?
Old news, it helped isolate source.
So issue remains or what? Do some specific feedback please
Source for me was old TV antenna and isolation transformer only helped to track it, but I never got to use it for really long time, so can't say if it is helping long term and I know that for some people it failed to help.
Couldn't tell what phenomenon caused it by using tools I own. Buying any more tool or hiring anyone that could tell me more would cost as much as RTX 4090 at least.
The problem was still slightly persistent on the old hardware, even after disconnecting the antenna. However, upon upgrading to new hardware, the issue was completely resolved. Was like 95% to 100%. I am issue free for 4 months now.
Some people say that hardware can't be damaged, some say it can. If it is damaged, then it is not usual EMI/RFI.
It took me "only" ~10 years to make it right and I am the lucky one.
Old tv antenna , is it linked to electrical system /ground , or it was effecting via air
Btw I feel it man i ve been suffering/experimenting for years , just found this forum
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 20 May 2023, 05:26
by dervu
amorou wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 17:04
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 16:19
amorou wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 15:22
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 12:20
Old news, it helped isolate source.
So issue remains or what? Do some specific feedback please
Source for me was old TV antenna and isolation transformer only helped to track it, but I never got to use it for really long time, so can't say if it is helping long term and I know that for some people it failed to help.
Couldn't tell what phenomenon caused it by using tools I own. Buying any more tool or hiring anyone that could tell me more would cost as much as RTX 4090 at least.
The problem was still slightly persistent on the old hardware, even after disconnecting the antenna. However, upon upgrading to new hardware, the issue was completely resolved. Was like 95% to 100%. I am issue free for 4 months now.
Some people say that hardware can't be damaged, some say it can. If it is damaged, then it is not usual EMI/RFI.
It took me "only" ~10 years to make it right and I am the lucky one.
Old tv antenna , is it linked to electrical system /ground , or it was effecting via air
Btw I feel it man i ve been suffering/experimenting for years , just found this forum
It was connected.
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 01 Jun 2023, 21:18
by loccomacco
Thatweirdinputlag wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 17:54
9700k
9900KS
13700K
The most notable difference "severe input lag vs proper lag-free gameplay" was upon switching motherboards.
Oh really?
While I haven't ever tested different motherboards on the problem, but I discovered that motherboards can act the most important role on this area a couple of months ago before you post this, but I wasn't sure, I even talked about it a few days before your comment, in another topic here where someone asked others to put their motherboards name there. It seems all my predictions are going to become true, well thank you for your info.
Anyways, in my opinion, while motherboards have the most impact on input lag, but it still can't fix the problem, because it's not the source of the problem, but where we can find the most footprints of it there, so I can predict that even after RMA, your new MB won't fix the problem.
Same thing goes for skills of a player, goes for motherboards too, they are important, but after we fix the source, before that? They are not even be able to act their role.
But good luck, hope I'm wrong and your's gets fixed.
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 02 Jun 2023, 00:53
by Thatweirdinputlag
loccomacco wrote: ↑01 Jun 2023, 21:18
Thatweirdinputlag wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 17:54
9700k
9900KS
13700K
The most notable difference "severe input lag vs proper lag-free gameplay" was upon switching motherboards.
Oh really?
While I haven't ever tested different motherboards on the problem, but I discovered that motherboards can act the most important role on this area a couple of months ago before you post this, but I wasn't sure, I even talked about it a few days before your comment, in another topic here where someone asked others to put their motherboards name there. It seems all my predictions are going to become true, well thank you for your info.
Anyways, in my opinion, while motherboards have the most impact on input lag, but it still can't fix the problem, because it's not the source of the problem, but where we can find the most footprints of it there, so I can predict that even after RMA, your new MB won't fix the problem.
Same thing goes for skills of a player, goes for motherboards too, they are important, but after we fix the source, before that? They are not even be able to act their role.
But good luck, hope I'm wrong and your's gets fixed.
Just to be clear, I had to RMA the motherboard because of a possible USB ports issue on boot and not because of the input-lag.
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 04 Jun 2023, 15:32
by shebu
8600K
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 04 Jun 2023, 19:50
by internetexplorer4
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 16:19
amorou wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 15:22
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 12:20
amorou wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 18:41
Last I checked you managed to fix it with a isolation transformer , still good ?
Old news, it helped isolate source.
So issue remains or what? Do some specific feedback please
Source for me was old TV antenna and isolation transformer only helped to track it, but I never got to use it for really long time, so can't say if it is helping long term and I know that for some people it failed to help.
Couldn't tell what phenomenon caused it by using tools I own. Buying any more tool or hiring anyone that could tell me more would cost as much as RTX 4090 at least.
The problem was still slightly persistent on the old hardware, even after disconnecting the antenna. However, upon upgrading to new hardware, the issue was completely resolved. Was like 95% to 100%. I am issue free for 4 months now.
Some people say that hardware can't be damaged, some say it can. If it is damaged, then it is not usual EMI/RFI.
It took me "only" ~10 years to make it right and I am the lucky one.
so all that time you only had this in your house right? in other places it was always good? only in your house it was bad?
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 08 Jun 2023, 15:55
by dervu
internetexplorer4 wrote: ↑04 Jun 2023, 19:50
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 16:19
amorou wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 15:22
dervu wrote: ↑19 May 2023, 12:20
Old news, it helped isolate source.
So issue remains or what? Do some specific feedback please
Source for me was old TV antenna and isolation transformer only helped to track it, but I never got to use it for really long time, so can't say if it is helping long term and I know that for some people it failed to help.
Couldn't tell what phenomenon caused it by using tools I own. Buying any more tool or hiring anyone that could tell me more would cost as much as RTX 4090 at least.
The problem was still slightly persistent on the old hardware, even after disconnecting the antenna. However, upon upgrading to new hardware, the issue was completely resolved. Was like 95% to 100%. I am issue free for 4 months now.
Some people say that hardware can't be damaged, some say it can. If it is damaged, then it is not usual EMI/RFI.
It took me "only" ~10 years to make it right and I am the lucky one.
so all that time you only had this in your house right? in other places it was always good? only in your house it was bad?
Yes, only at my place it was bad.
Re: Share your "CPU model" please
Posted: 28 Jul 2023, 01:16
by patrickkast
my cpus are:
i5 13600k
R7 1700
R9 3900x
R9 5900x
and my old pc i5 6600k which I sold.
on this pc I didn't have any input lag. I don't know what changed in cpu design from 2015.
But ever since I bought the R7 1700 I have had input delay.