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dervu wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2020, 11:22

There might be difference with killing dwm, but what people talk about here is probably magnitudes or order higher lag.

dendu wrote: ↑

09 Sep 2020, 08:11

TN_fun wrote: ↑

09 Sep 2020, 07:02

Ok guys. I was thinking about one more thing. the voltage in the electrical network. For example, in Japan, only 100 volts. Japan have this problem, does anyone know?
I watched Japanese streams, different games(multiplayer). Everything is perfectly smooth and synchronized with them.

You can try a 220 / 240v-100 volt step-down transformer. Modern power supplies in a PC can operate from 100 volts (this is written on the sticker)
Almost all chargers, monitor and console power supplies can also operate from 100 volts.
Can someone test this theory? Many of you have bought different equipment, have you tried a step-down transformer?

I have a few good quality step-down transformers, they do not effect the issues described here.

Grounding/earthing does has a noticeable effect though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthing_system

The TT earthing system is used throughout Japan, with RCD units in most industrial settings. This can impose added requirements on variable frequency drives and switched-mode power supplies which often have substantial filters passing high frequency noise to the ground conductor.

In TN-S and TT systems, the consumer has a low-noise connection to earth, which does not suffer from the voltage that appears on the N conductor as a result of the return currents and the impedance of that conductor. This is of particular importance with some types of telecommunication and measurement equipment.

In TT systems, each consumer has its own connection to earth, and will not notice any currents that may be caused by other consumers on a shared PE line.

Appliances in Japan must comply with PSE law, and building wiring uses TT earthing in most installations.

I think Japan has quite high quality standards for major things like power and roads, so these issues might not be as noticeable.

nuggify wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2020, 13:25

Now this is interesting discussion right here. However I think its important to note the differences between the "grounded conductor" (neutral return path- where the noise should travel) and the "grounding conductor" (earth ground/safety ground). The interesting thing is that people with our issue that installed a new earth ground rod with sufficiently low resistance have seemed to achieve some results as far as the problem is concerned.

How harmonic distortion affects all this I am not sure.

TNS system
This system is recommended if harmonics are present.
The neutral conductor and the protection conductor PE are completely separate and the potential throughout the distribution network is therefore more uniform.

In addition, the TN-C system:
At first glance, would appear to be less expensive (elimination of a device pole and of a conductor)
Requires the use of fixed and rigid conductors
Is forbidden in certain cases:
Premises with a risk of fire
For computer equipment (presence of harmonic currents in the neutral)

In addition, the TN-S system:
May be used even with flexible conductors and small conduits
Due to the separation of the neutral and the protection conductor, provides a clean PE (computer systems and premises with special risks)

TN_fun wrote: ↑

09 Sep 2020, 07:02

Many of you have bought different equipment, have you tried a step-down transformer?

This occurs when you turn the potentiometer up too much and the diodes start conducting. It's typically called waveform clipping. If you notice waveform clipping, simply dial back the potentiometer until the waveform is corrected i.e. peaks of the sine wave are not flattening out.

Kvoordex wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2020, 12:02

Could the problem be from using too many extension cords? I'm using electricity all the way from my kitchen because the one in my room exploded, so I have to use 2 extenders to connect my PC, monitor, router, modem, TV.

Unixko wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2020, 10:43

RamenRider wrote: ↑

10 Sep 2020, 06:44

Telling you right now. The #1 cause of input lag for most people is Windows Desktop Rendering. Windows is shit. viewtopic.php?f=10&t=7168

dmw killer helo

Mylliah wrote: ↑

14 Sep 2020, 04:26

I have been having stuttering, mouse inconsistencies, etc for a while, after searching and testing a lot of fix, what helped me the most was:

1)Aulterra Whole House USB https://aulterra.com/product/whole-house-usb/
Having 10 of them on my computer, 2 of them on my monitor, 1 on my modem, 5 of them on my Cyberpower UPS (2 through the usb port, 3 from the standard power outlet of the ups with usb adapter), 18 of them on my electrical network with adapter.
It has no downside except the price!

2)Greenwave Dirty Electricity https://greenwavefilters.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Greenwave-Dirty- ... B01M5C90XV
Have some but can't use them because it dissipate the dirty electricity it filters around the filters so you have to put the filters far away from conductive materials, and I don't have room to use them so because everywhere I have outlet, there's either metallic pipe, heater, washing machine, modem, computer, but I link it because, seeing the comment on amazon, it seems very effective when you can use them.

3)Removed most of the conductive materials from my home that I could & all the useless thing from inside the computer (like cable audio cable going to the front I/O of the case that I don't use ) or changing my SATA SSD to M2 NVME SSD so there's no more cable!

4)I make sure that most of the cables are shielded, and you should look for the best shielding you can, like the Ugreen TRIPLE shielding display port. https://www.befr.ebay.be/itm/Ugreen-DP- ... 2749.l2649

5)I make sure that my computer use the less watt It can, I saw that the most watt my computer use, the more the stuttering, the mouse inconsistencise are strong! So I change CPU,GPU each generation for better performance by watt, and lock my fps at 60/100hz (100hz for when I use DYAC) @1080p and use tweak to reduce heavily input lag so 60Hz become acceptable!

6)Make sure that your GPU has a backplate that have the less holes you can find in it, the backplate act like a shield, and so reduce the upper part component like cpu & ram electromagnetic radiation to interfere with the gpu and lower parts of the motherboard.
Card like https://www.omgpu.com/wp-content/upload ... te-top.jpg is a card that I would tell you to ABSOLUTELY STAY AWAY!!!

7)All wireless controller emit wifi/bluetooth, and so the wireless frequency goes through the cable, and through all the component inside your computer and create interference, either use a wired controller like the 360 if you want to use a controller, or find a way to disable the wireless component of the controller.

8)The cable must be the minimum length, make sure all of you cable touch themselves the less possible. Do not wrap the cable!

9)Make sure your monitor, computer case are far away from each other!

10)Make sure you deactivate all the useless thing you don't use in your motherboard!

11)I've put aluminium on my case, and grounded it, my monitor stand is grounded too.

12)Some might say it's quack, but I use shungite pyramid at key position, like between my monitor and my case, between the monitor and the keyboard, between the heather and the computer, it reduce issues for me!

Each of these point made the issues less and less strong, like by 70% with all those points combined.
The only thing that left me to do is to move out from my actual home because it is too polluted, even if you filters all the dirty electricty, your case, monitor, cable (even shielded) act like a conductor for the wireless, and it goes through the computer and create interference...

By the way, sorry for my english, I'm belgian!

Hope it will help people that have theses issues!