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Shade7 wrote: ↑

05 Mar 2023, 17:09

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To solve this problem I turned off the unlimited power limits via UEFI settings, and got 87°C max at 253W, 39232 score.
On an Asus board all you need to do is boot into your BIOS (press escape while booting, or hold shift while resetting the computer in Windows, go to Troubleshoot, then UEFI Firmware Settings.
Now set “ASUS MultiCore Enhancement” to “Disable - Enforce All limits”:

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I had the same problem (13900k&3080). What really fixed it for me:

Installing the new insider beta in which they fixed the problems with high poling rate mouse.

Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comm ... ame=iossmf

its not only a mouse problem its the game that doesnt look like a 500fps game i have 0 smothness

windows insider did nothing :/

I wouldn't say this is your PC issue.

The games just really-really stuttery and unsmooth for some reason. Tried with i3 9400f + RX 580, Ryzen 7 3750H + 1660 Ti Mobile, Ryzen 5 5600x + 6700XT while 3 of them can run Apex Legends at 144FPS (although the game is broken with too much crashing and/or server issue)

so there is no solution for it?

Have you checked your mouse polling rate is 1000Hz?
Is your DPI high enough?

mao wrote: ↑

07 Mar 2023, 17:08

so there is no solution for it?

Could you post a video to show exactly what you mean ?


Valorant has a server side issue that you as a player can't fix on your side.

were you able to solve it? same issue with i9 13900 and 4070 :/

the game should be smooth. I have no problems with it playing smooth on AMD or nvidia GPU.

Try a couple things maybe:
1. If you don't have process lasso, give it a try and enable bitsum highest performance power management plan. Tell it to mark VALORANT-Win64-Shipping.exe process as "performance mode enable"
2. What happens when you set in-game FPS cap to say 400FPS or 300FPS. Does it still turn terrible smoothness?
3. Try nvidia frameview https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/te ... frameview/ This will tell you your 1% lows and some other info about FPS and latency while you're playing. Turn on the FPS graph and latency graphs under settings> video > stats > . Make sure turn on cpu wait gpu, total frame time, present latency, gpu render latency, cpu render, cpu game, cpu + gpu. See if anything shows up there when shooting at bots in range(turn on practice mode and full spray at the bots).
4. Try disabling e-cores in bios so only the p-cores remain active and see if that makes any difference.

Hopefully one of these will help you