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Every time I see a new post with title like this thinking hmm maybe there is something new I can try out to see if it works or excited to see someone possibly fix it and it's just this guy posting again

LMAO

That actually helped a lot the image became cleaner during motion, and even 60 fps looks smoother. still stable for 2 days

I recommend setting these settings for CS2

Before performing the fix, you need to clear your mind and let go of all your mental hang-ups and beliefs.
Let me say right off the bat that the claim about electricity and EMI is a lie.
I have an ungrounded outlet and aluminum wiring from the 90s, and I haven't had any problems.

I finally solved the desync and input lag issue.

This is HILARIOUS...

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3 days pc still stable, it smoother than ever, before all that i had 3 different setup and laptop with same problems, now its all gone , thanks

I didn’t follow this guide, but few weeks ago reset bios to default and just enabled XMP, it’s been working like a charm ever since. Maybe we’ve convoluted our perception by touching so many levers over the years. Sadly I don’t have a CPU direct port (Intel). I also found a lot of success with network jitter by installing the Realtek Ethernet driver directly from Realtek’s website (the one without power saving features).

RealNC wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2026, 06:59

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did you chuckle at least?

codetechceo wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2026, 07:16

3 days pc still stable, it smoother than ever, before all that i had 3 different setup and laptop with same problems, now its all gone , thanks

So what exactly did you do?

Configure Secure boot the way he recommended?
Use default RAM speeds (XMP/DOCP OFF)?
All of the above?