⚡Intel/AMD Fix desync, input lag, heavy car bug, etc *FINAL UPDATE*⚡

[naporitan]

@Naporitan

Your approach is interesting, thank you for sharing and I agree with you overall.
Can you tell me why it's better to disable the Resize BAR? Or isn't it better to enable it on modern platforms?

Do you also recommend lightening Windows with regard to certain Onedrive programs etc. ... or leaving everything by default?

And what exactly does the clear TPM do?

Unfortunately on my Faceit account I'm forced to have Secure boot + core isolation + TPM the whole deal lol ...

I have a TPM header on my motherboard to mitigate this but it still impacts performance and gameplay. There are some people on Reddit who have recently started complaining about the mandatory activation of core isolation.

Hi, you don't need to remove anything from the system. cs2 doesn't use resize bar and on my asus rog crosshair board it is disabled by default, if your faceit requires you to enable memory integrity then it's very bad, this feature will ruin the expirience of the game, but on some systems it has no effect. I had to create a new account to get around the memory integrity requirement .

And what exactly does the clear TPM do?

This is just a recommendation when doing a clean install of a new system.

[Z3CrosS]

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[naporitan]

Trusted Platform
https://youtu.be/EXTLJmYsaUQ?feature=shared

[alp15eren]

Man, I've been having issues with Valorant and Rocket League for years. I have 3 computers at home. While I have no issues with either of them, I have had desync issues with both of these games on my computer. In Valorant, guys would peek really fast, teleport, and kill in 1ms. In Rocket League, I couldn't hit balls, and even when I did, they wouldn't go smoothly and would sometimes pass through cars. My Valorant rank is Immortal Peak. In Rocket League, I'm a champion.

The only difference between these computers is that my computer has goodbyedpi installed. Was this really because of goodbyedpi? I completely uninstalled it. It's fixed now, but I don't know if it's coming back.

[naporitan]

Man, I've been having issues with Valorant and Rocket League for years. I have 3 computers at home. While I have no issues with either of them, I have had desync issues with both of these games on my computer. In Valorant, guys would peek really fast, teleport, and kill in 1ms. In Rocket League, I couldn't hit balls, and even when I did, they wouldn't go smoothly and would sometimes pass through cars. My Valorant rank is Immortal Peak. In Rocket League, I'm a champion.

The only difference between these computers is that my computer has goodbyedpi installed. Was this really because of goodbyedpi? I completely uninstalled it. It's fixed now, but I don't know if it's coming back.

Hi, I can't say anything about your situation. It's up to you. There are so many factors that could potentially cause problems.

• But it's not electrical interference and it's not EMI/RFI

just in case, disable the WinDivert64.sys service, maybe the name is different. It happens that goodbyedpi installs its own driver and it always runs in background. Just check it just in case.

UDP SUPPORT on goodbyedpi
Attacks on udp are more limited in capabilities. udp cannot be fragmented other than at the ip level. For UDP, only the desynchronization modes fake, hopbyhop, destopt, ipfrag1, ipfrag2, udplen, tamper are valid. It is possible to combine fake, hopbyhop, destopt with ipfrag2, fake, fakeknown with udplen and tamper. udplen increases the udp packet size by the number of bytes specified in --dpi-desync-udplen-increment. Padding is filled with zeros by default, but you can specify your own pattern. Designed to fool DPI into focusing on packet sizes. May work if the user protocol is not hardwired to udp paiload size. Tamper mode means modifying packets of known protocols in a protocol-specific way. Currently works only with DHT. QUIC Initial packet detection with decryption of contents and hostname is supported, i.e. --hostlist parameter will work. Wireguard handshake initiation and DHT packets are defined (starts with 'd1', ends with 'e'). It is mandatory to specify --dpi-desync-any-protocol to desynchronize other protocols. A conntrack for udp has been implemented. You can use --dpi-desync-cutoff. The conntrack timeout for udp can be changed with the 4th parameter in --ctrack-timeouts. The fake attack is only useful for stateful DPI, it is useless for packet-level analysis. The default fake fill is 64 zeros. You can specify the file in --dpi-desync-fake-unknown-udp.

[alp15eren]

I can confirm that after uninstalling goodbyedpi the desync issue is resolved. I've been playing for days and I've never had these issues. Everything is as it should be.

[naporitan]

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[Slender]

HOW TO CORRECTLY MAKE DISPLAY SCALING:
https://youtu.be/gdYcXAtVK2w
if native not work for you, try to use extract or extract reduced.
that is displayport section if that not exist, you can make it in detailed, but if you get red color, you need create dp section.
some monitors using HDMI section when you connect your cable to DP, that is bad and you need make custom res in detailed section or make new dp section. If you want stretched / bb you net set it directly in your monitor settings.
also, you can use displayscaling with gpu resolution, like 1440x1080 res, but you need set fullscreen in nvidia if you want stretched.
make sure Desktop = Active resolution. If you not get 1:1 you dumb like naporitan.

[naporitan]

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[Slender]

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