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Re: disabling ethernet and unplugging fixes sharpness/blurryness/input lag
Posted: 22 Nov 2025, 01:09
by crack
oenay wrote: ↑21 Nov 2025, 21:22
faust123 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 11:15
Main reason is electrical courent on twisted pair. Can be caused by POE on ISP switch and other things.
To fully solve your problem I would recomend to buy:
1) Media converter rj45 to sfp
2) PCI-E sfp lan card *.
3) Couple sfp 1gb adapters
4) Fiber optic patch cord
* If you play CS/Valo best for 1gb connection is Intel i210 Fiber Optic PCIE because of anticheat compatibility.
How to connect this i210 fiber optic pcie. I have fiber connection. It goes to my router from router it goes with ethernet rj45 cable to my pc? When i put this on my pc how do i connect it from my router to this sfp port
i play cs2
You connect the i210 fiber optic pcie lan card to any empty PCIE slot, tighten the bolts, then you get a SFP cable that you plug into the one port on the card and the other on the router's SFP port, if it has an sfp port. I have no idea what router you have, you might need a SFP to CAT(6a, 7, 8 I have no idea which you have, it's written on your cable) adapter.
Re: disabling ethernet and unplugging fixes sharpness/blurryness/input lag
Posted: 22 Nov 2025, 01:58
by Misha1337
Slender wrote: ↑21 Nov 2025, 19:08
Misha1337 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 09:37
Slender wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 07:41
rekaa02511 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 05:54
I have no idea why but it's night and day difference, sharp image, no blurryness and input lag is gone.. I posted 1-2 weeks ago about (
https://komodoplatform.com/en/) completely stuttering when entering their website but now its full smooth and no issues.
How can this be possible?
if default lan / wan has power delivery dc line (5v/12v), it can make sence.
you can try find ethernet surge protector (with metal shield rj45) and ground it on PE or N in your socet.
do you use wifi mode to play online?
Do you mean this?
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHVOIWu
Wouldn't the UPS network surge protector RJ does the same?
yes, mean that.
ups had metal rj45 port?
Not sure if it's metal or not am running APC BGM2200B-GR Back-UPS Pro for Gaming, 2200VA/1320W, Tower, 230V, 4x Schuko and 2x IEC C13 outlets, RGB Lights, Pure Sine Wave that has surge protection RJ 45 ports in the back
Re: disabling ethernet and unplugging fixes sharpness/blurryness/input lag
Posted: 24 Nov 2025, 05:48
by rekaa02511
It's still good, I cant believe all I had to do was switch to WiFi.. Everything is smooth, i can't feel any input lag but I have to deal with 5-7 more ping
The other devices connected to the WiFi now runs smoother too, very very odd. I could feel the input delay on my iPhone before and now nothing. If someone has any better explanation than the previous replies i would love to hear it.
Re: disabling ethernet and unplugging fixes sharpness/blurryness/input lag
Posted: 24 Nov 2025, 05:50
by rekaa02511
faust123 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 11:15
Main reason is electrical courent on twisted pair. Can be caused by POE on ISP switch and other things.
To fully solve your problem I would recomend to buy:
1) Media converter rj45 to sfp
2) PCI-E sfp lan card *.
3) Couple sfp 1gb adapters
4) Fiber optic patch cord
* If you play CS/Valo best for 1gb connection is Intel i210 Fiber Optic PCIE because of anticheat compatibility.
I have no idea what any of this.. whats the most simple solution of these?
Re: disabling ethernet and unplugging fixes sharpness/blurryness/input lag
Posted: 14 Apr 2026, 14:00
by cursedgamer12
faust123 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2025, 11:15
Main reason is electrical courent on twisted pair. Can be caused by POE on ISP switch and other things.
To fully solve your problem I would recomend to buy:
1) Media converter rj45 to sfp
2) PCI-E sfp lan card *.
3) Couple sfp 1gb adapters
4) Fiber optic patch cord
* If you play CS/Valo best for 1gb connection is Intel i210 Fiber Optic PCIE because of anticheat compatibility.
did this fix everything for you ? hitreg/desync/input/output? thinking about trying