HIGH % YOUR InputLag/HitReg IS NETWRK RELATED.

[Hyote]

No need to restart, just set Not Configued if you want to use them.

[JimCarry]

No need to restart, just set Not Configued if you want to use them.

only for regedit for cmd you need restart pc.

[kriegsnake]

Ok, Chances are you've done most of the tweaks found on here which likely relieved some of your issues as ive done so myself like bios, rufus windows, reg edits, power plan, device manager, ram timings etc., there are many awesome ppl on here with great insight on any topic trying to help with this but if you're still chasing a consistent snappy fast gaming/mouse exp. after doing most of these tweaks i have reason to believe your issues are network related as i literally just found out mine were.

note that it is important that you can confirm you have input lag before anything as i have and will explain how i knew for certain, basically early of last year i built a simple RTX3060 12gb gpu 5600x CPU PC for someone as a gift which wasnt optimized at all you can even say the drivers were poorly installed, once i finished i decided to test some games to ensure stability so i downloaded valorant which is the game i main and let me tell you this pc felt like cheating i genuinely couldnt get enough i actually ended up not testing other games because it was so much fun, the hit reg was unmatched the mouse feel was as 1:1 as it gets, the game felt new essentially and so i went to my own pc which has an rtx3080 5900x CPU and noticed how worlds apart my pc and terrible my rig felt compared which obviously was more expensive and somewhat optimized, i couldnt believe it this is what led me to this forum trying to fix this and some of the problems were gone using the methods on this site but nothing felt like what i experienced on that PC.

now you might think this is hardware related as i did but it is NOT so save your money plz noobies ive made that mistake and its not worth it, i found this accidently just yesterday so try this to get an idea, heres what i did.

_____________________________
1. (Must Do) UNPLUG ethernet cable connected to motherboard.
2. connect using wifi or hotspot.
3. test your game.
_____________________________

you might be on higher ping than usual like 30-70 or lower depending on your signal but you can get a rough idea just by playing some dm's if you notice faster gameplay such as fast movement, animations are faster, mouse is faster then you have an ethernet related issue which can be due to poor cable, far away from router so youre using a long ethernet cable which i believe causes major issues, or poorly optimized ethernet settings in windows.

for some context i only discovered this because i am currently changing internet providers and needed to use my PC so i connected on hotspot and remember seeing a post asking people to do this method and i am now pushing this message further because in a few days i will find out if my long ethernet cable and distance from router was causing this inconsistent and insane lag and hopefully help others from wasting their time with this, now i will be really close to the new installed router and will be buying a new ethernet cable.

keep in mind this is the closest i ever got my PC running super snappy as the 3060 rig i gifted which WAS tested using ethernet and significantly closer to the internet router which is why i believe it ran perfect, so my theory simplified is the 3060 snappy rig was worlds better because of shorter ethernet cable, closer to router. and my personal 3080 rig ran like an absolute slug was because of lengthy ethernet cable, further distance to router. as i stated i will be finding out in a few days.

closing this post i am asking for opinions as i understand this is a known issue and know people who actually strictly switched to a wifi connection because of this, my motherboard uses Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE Family Controller which i dont think that in itself has issues.
_________________
*my current rig*

RTX 3060 12gb

Ryzen 5800x

3600hz cl 16

2TB Samsung 980 pro

Windows 11 (rufus method)
__________________

So what’s the overall condition right now for you? You are playing right now with wireless pcie card and applied the tweaks with mpo and hyote’s one and your are good to go for know or it came back to bad state again?

[bladeZ]

Ok, Chances are you've done most of the tweaks found on here which likely relieved some of your issues as ive done so myself like bios, rufus windows, reg edits, power plan, device manager, ram timings etc., there are many awesome ppl on here with great insight on any topic trying to help with this but if you're still chasing a consistent snappy fast gaming/mouse exp. after doing most of these tweaks i have reason to believe your issues are network related as i literally just found out mine were.

note that it is important that you can confirm you have input lag before anything as i have and will explain how i knew for certain, basically early of last year i built a simple RTX3060 12gb gpu 5600x CPU PC for someone as a gift which wasnt optimized at all you can even say the drivers were poorly installed, once i finished i decided to test some games to ensure stability so i downloaded valorant which is the game i main and let me tell you this pc felt like cheating i genuinely couldnt get enough i actually ended up not testing other games because it was so much fun, the hit reg was unmatched the mouse feel was as 1:1 as it gets, the game felt new essentially and so i went to my own pc which has an rtx3080 5900x CPU and noticed how worlds apart my pc and terrible my rig felt compared which obviously was more expensive and somewhat optimized, i couldnt believe it this is what led me to this forum trying to fix this and some of the problems were gone using the methods on this site but nothing felt like what i experienced on that PC.

now you might think this is hardware related as i did but it is NOT so save your money plz noobies ive made that mistake and its not worth it, i found this accidently just yesterday so try this to get an idea, heres what i did.

_____________________________
1. (Must Do) UNPLUG ethernet cable connected to motherboard.
2. connect using wifi or hotspot.
3. test your game.
_____________________________

you might be on higher ping than usual like 30-70 or lower depending on your signal but you can get a rough idea just by playing some dm's if you notice faster gameplay such as fast movement, animations are faster, mouse is faster then you have an ethernet related issue which can be due to poor cable, far away from router so youre using a long ethernet cable which i believe causes major issues, or poorly optimized ethernet settings in windows.

for some context i only discovered this because i am currently changing internet providers and needed to use my PC so i connected on hotspot and remember seeing a post asking people to do this method and i am now pushing this message further because in a few days i will find out if my long ethernet cable and distance from router was causing this inconsistent and insane lag and hopefully help others from wasting their time with this, now i will be really close to the new installed router and will be buying a new ethernet cable.

keep in mind this is the closest i ever got my PC running super snappy as the 3060 rig i gifted which WAS tested using ethernet and significantly closer to the internet router which is why i believe it ran perfect, so my theory simplified is the 3060 snappy rig was worlds better because of shorter ethernet cable, closer to router. and my personal 3080 rig ran like an absolute slug was because of lengthy ethernet cable, further distance to router. as i stated i will be finding out in a few days.

closing this post i am asking for opinions as i understand this is a known issue and know people who actually strictly switched to a wifi connection because of this, my motherboard uses Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE Family Controller which i dont think that in itself has issues.
_________________
*my current rig*

RTX 3060 12gb

Ryzen 5800x

3600hz cl 16

2TB Samsung 980 pro

Windows 11 (rufus method)
__________________

So what’s the overall condition right now for you? You are playing right now with wireless pcie card and applied the tweaks with mpo and hyote’s one and your are good to go for know or it came back to bad state again?

ive been playing with those exact settings for 4 days now, absolutely zero issues but i still need to test my ethernet connection since i just got my new router and havent tried it with a new shorter ethernet cable yet.

[Hyote]

Phone USB tethering gives me less input lag than being completely disconnected from the internet. It's been 3 days.

[Hyote]

I started using a USB to Ethernet adapter instead of my phone and the result is the same. Maybe it's related to the NIC being disabled (I-225V) but everything is still much better and stayed consistent so far.

[Misha1337]

Phone USB tethering gives me less input lag than being completely disconnected from the internet. It's been 3 days.

Do you tether through wifi or using 4g ?

[Hyote]

Phone USB tethering gives me less input lag than being completely disconnected from the internet. It's been 3 days.

Do you tether through wifi or using 4g ?

Wifi.

[kriegsnake]

Ok, Chances are you've done most of the tweaks found on here which likely relieved some of your issues as ive done so myself like bios, rufus windows, reg edits, power plan, device manager, ram timings etc., there are many awesome ppl on here with great insight on any topic trying to help with this but if you're still chasing a consistent snappy fast gaming/mouse exp. after doing most of these tweaks i have reason to believe your issues are network related as i literally just found out mine were.

note that it is important that you can confirm you have input lag before anything as i have and will explain how i knew for certain, basically early of last year i built a simple RTX3060 12gb gpu 5600x CPU PC for someone as a gift which wasnt optimized at all you can even say the drivers were poorly installed, once i finished i decided to test some games to ensure stability so i downloaded valorant which is the game i main and let me tell you this pc felt like cheating i genuinely couldnt get enough i actually ended up not testing other games because it was so much fun, the hit reg was unmatched the mouse feel was as 1:1 as it gets, the game felt new essentially and so i went to my own pc which has an rtx3080 5900x CPU and noticed how worlds apart my pc and terrible my rig felt compared which obviously was more expensive and somewhat optimized, i couldnt believe it this is what led me to this forum trying to fix this and some of the problems were gone using the methods on this site but nothing felt like what i experienced on that PC.

now you might think this is hardware related as i did but it is NOT so save your money plz noobies ive made that mistake and its not worth it, i found this accidently just yesterday so try this to get an idea, heres what i did.

_____________________________
1. (Must Do) UNPLUG ethernet cable connected to motherboard.
2. connect using wifi or hotspot.
3. test your game.
_____________________________

you might be on higher ping than usual like 30-70 or lower depending on your signal but you can get a rough idea just by playing some dm's if you notice faster gameplay such as fast movement, animations are faster, mouse is faster then you have an ethernet related issue which can be due to poor cable, far away from router so youre using a long ethernet cable which i believe causes major issues, or poorly optimized ethernet settings in windows.

for some context i only discovered this because i am currently changing internet providers and needed to use my PC so i connected on hotspot and remember seeing a post asking people to do this method and i am now pushing this message further because in a few days i will find out if my long ethernet cable and distance from router was causing this inconsistent and insane lag and hopefully help others from wasting their time with this, now i will be really close to the new installed router and will be buying a new ethernet cable.

keep in mind this is the closest i ever got my PC running super snappy as the 3060 rig i gifted which WAS tested using ethernet and significantly closer to the internet router which is why i believe it ran perfect, so my theory simplified is the 3060 snappy rig was worlds better because of shorter ethernet cable, closer to router. and my personal 3080 rig ran like an absolute slug was because of lengthy ethernet cable, further distance to router. as i stated i will be finding out in a few days.

closing this post i am asking for opinions as i understand this is a known issue and know people who actually strictly switched to a wifi connection because of this, my motherboard uses Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE Family Controller which i dont think that in itself has issues.
_________________
*my current rig*

RTX 3060 12gb

Ryzen 5800x

3600hz cl 16

2TB Samsung 980 pro

Windows 11 (rufus method)
__________________

So what’s the overall condition right now for you? You are playing right now with wireless pcie card and applied the tweaks with mpo and hyote’s one and your are good to go for know or it came back to bad state again?

ive been playing with those exact settings for 4 days now, absolutely zero issues but i still need to test my ethernet connection since i just got my new router and havent tried it with a new shorter ethernet cable yet.

How is it going on now? Did you switch back to ethernet or you still on wifi?

[JimCarry]

so i need external net adapter right? and what brand ?