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This worked for me for 5-6 days and everything started getting shit again I tried this fix back in 2023

DangerAhead710 wrote: ↑

03 Jan 2026, 00:32

This worked for me for 5-6 days and everything started getting shit again I tried this fix back in 2023

I don't know exactly how your problem manifests itself, so maybe that's not the issue, although hardware issues are worth considering as well. In my case, this is a 100% solution, so I just thought I'd share it on this forum in case it helps someone else.

do u have floaty mouse too? I think its 90% EMI or ground issue.
and How long has this fix been working for you?

I think in your case, the current was choosing the path that was causing you problems. You disrupted the "bad" current path by changing the screw resistance.
For a clean experiment, run your setup without the metal case.

gideonmontes wrote: ↑

03 Jan 2026, 00:54

DangerAhead710 wrote: ↑

03 Jan 2026, 00:32

This worked for me for 5-6 days and everything started getting shit again I tried this fix back in 2023

I don't know exactly how your problem manifests itself, so maybe that's not the issue, although hardware issues are worth considering as well. In my case, this is a 100% solution, so I just thought I'd share it on this forum in case it helps someone else.

i like how naive you guys are once it works for couple of days come back after few months then say its 100% fix now it sounds ridiculous

By "Cooler" you mean the screws that ties the fan itself?

Oh my god, what nonsense! If you overtighten the CPU heatsink, it will bend the board and the RAM will fall off. This is the first time I've seen anyone write that you can overtighten the video card. Oh my god, what nonsense. Yeah, right now we're all convinced that as soon as you turn off the PC and try to unplug the hardware, there will be a temporary improvement, TEMPORARY!

Okay guys, I don't think there's any point in trying to prove anything to you. Let at least the people who are looking for a solution to this problem check this out.

gideonmontes wrote: ↑

04 Jan 2026, 05:39

Okay guys, I don't think there's any point in trying to prove anything to you. Let at least the people who are looking for a solution to this problem check this out.

Can u start playing cs2 and show us montage there also ?

This is a temporary solution, since you only modified the EMI or the path of current and grounding however, after some time the problem will appear elsewhere.