desync curse

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naporitan
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Re: desync curse

Post by naporitan » 30 Oct 2026, 22:47

escape wrote: ↑
30 Oct 2026, 20:07
so are you saying use display scaling ? I have the exact monitor and play 1728x1080
Yes, that makes sense if your system is working flawlessly.

coltsanecs
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Re: desync curse

Post by coltsanecs » 31 Oct 2026, 04:16

naporitan wrote: ↑
30 Oct 2026, 02:01
tattoo wrote: ↑
29 Oct 2026, 12:08
Also what worked best for me so far "cs2" clean windows instal,only steam and faceit-anticheat,and do not open nvidia control pannel,do not touch scaling/full screen mode/gpu rendering nothing! as soon as i do that all goes downhill,the problem is still there but manageble!
I have the same thing

I recently purchased an AMD graphics card, and when Secure Boot is set to "Standard" mode, the AMD Anti-Lag option is not available in-game.
When Secure Boot is in Standard mode, I encounter strange bugs in the system.
To fix this bug, you need to set the Secure Boot option to "Custom" mode and clear the default keys before installing Windows.
And after that, I get AMD Anti-Lag 2.0 in the game settings, with no driver-related bugs in the

I’d also like to mention something regarding RAM: the memory controller inside your AMD or Intel processor needs to be stable. I know that many people run stress tests on their RAM and feel reassured when they see zero errors, but that is actually a misconception.
Users often overclock their RAM, but the specifications indicate that the memory controller is only guaranteed to operate at lower frequencies.
The thing is, when buying a mid‑range processor, we have a small chance of winning the silicon lottery, and the memory controller simply won’t be able to handle 2000 MHz FCLK, etc.
RAM has temperature hotspots, so your case needs to provide effective cooling.
The higher the temperature at hotspots within the RAM, the greater the number of error corrections.
The motherboard’s Memory QVL is not heresy.

Don't buy Intel processors; Intel is not for competitive gamers.
Intel still does not support Gear 1 with DDR5.
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The desync problem refers to poor compatibility between the RAM and the motherboard, as well as poor performance of the memory controller with the RAM.
Many people do not follow the QVL, and problems arise at this stage. But even if this stage is fixed, the most difficult issue emerges — the memory controller in the processor, and that’s really a silicon lottery.


Choose esports monitors: by purchasing one, you gain all the advantages and a great experience when playing competitive games.
For example, when you purchase an XL2566X+, you get a monitor with a built-in processor that supports custom resolutions; since the processing takes place directly within the device itself, this ensures minimal latency and sharp clarity during fast-paced, dynamic scenes.
1728x1080 for PUBG
1280x960 for CS2
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It is better to avoid monitors with DSC technology.
Hey man, could you please get in touch with me?
I have a Gigabyte X870E WiFi 7 ICE rev 1.2 motherboard and XPG ADATA Hynix A-Die 2x16GB 6000MHz CL30 RAM. I've tried everything related to electricity—built 5 different PCs and moved 7 times. My professional career literally ended because of this. I can provide any proof you need.
However, Naporitan, your solution has been the most effective one so far, and I’d really like to ask you a few things about it.

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Re: desync curse

Post by naporitan » 31 Oct 2026, 08:55

coltsanecs wrote: ↑
31 Oct 2026, 04:16
Hey man, could you please get in touch with me?
I have a Gigabyte X870E WiFi 7 ICE rev 1.2 motherboard and XPG ADATA Hynix A-Die 2x16GB 6000MHz CL30 RAM. I've tried everything related to electricity—built 5 different PCs and moved 7 times. My professional career literally ended because of this. I can provide any proof you need.
However, Naporitan, your solution has been the most effective one so far, and I’d really like to ask you a few things about it.
Hi, I can't—my English is very poor :(

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