"if I connect ethernet cable to the PC the game becomes worse (bad hitreg, display feels like 20hz and recoil is harder to control)" Yeah sure bro, we both know that it's schizophrenia/hardcore placebo. It's literally impossible.stella wrote: ↑31 Oct 2026, 14:33Day 4: The games are really good. https://youtu.be/A8xRcaVo2qg 1v1 with my friend in apex with wifi, Router is connected to AC so if I connect ethernet cable to the PC the game becomes worse (bad hitreg, display feels like 20hz and recoil is harder to control). So rn I'm on wifi and you can see in the video whenever I shoot there are prediction error and 4 icons appear at the same time. A lot of no regs happened ingame too. Also some important findings with the shielding, Copper and Aluminium shielding acts like a mirror. For example HDMI, Ethernet and some audio tech wires are shielded with aluminium foils to avoid external noises but it reflects the noise back to the source. Stainless steel with proper thickness absorbs a lot of EMI and it kills them as heat. It has less reflective property. Here is what happening in my testing, I added one Brass standoff near the GPU and it was touching the cabinets back cover which is (stainless steel). So it was slightly elevated and slanted the mouse felt terrible and hit reg was also bad. Tried 5 standoffs same result its really bad. The best result I'm getting is by placing the whole exposed PC over the back cover with a mouse pad, so I don't short anything. It was really really good. Had a couple of decently games not getting one clipped. I ordered a PCIE wifi adapter. Once it arrives ill test it more. Any suggestions if anyone have let me know. Peace!
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What "placebo effect" are you talking about, man? I have the exact same problem. Sometimes—not always, but occasionally, like late at night when the issue disappears—I’m able to get a high number of kills in PUBG. But when the problem is present, I lose 90% of my direct confrontations. Often, I die the moment I aim down my sights—sometimes even after I’ve already started firing! Do you want me to upload a video so you can believe what I’m talking about?
What "placebo effect" are you talking about, man? I have the exact same problem. Sometimes—not always, but occasionally, like late at night when the issue disappears—I’m able to get a high number of kills in PUBG. But when the problem is present, I lose 90% of my direct confrontations. Often, I die the moment I aim down my sights—sometimes even after I’ve already started firing! Do you want me to upload a video so you can believe what I’m talking about?