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Okay, I’ve tested my wifi card from intel, and disabled realtek in device manager, no luck. Maybe u cant disable it fully because its on the motherboard?jiaran_wuwuwuwu wrote: ↑29 Mar 2022, 21:30same, i always got the razer popup but i always just cancelled itHeadglitch123 wrote: ↑29 Mar 2022, 19:37Maybe something is up with razer? Every time i update windows, i always get a razer popup if i want to install their shit software, and their ‘razer hid driver’jiaran_wuwuwuwu wrote: ↑29 Mar 2022, 19:20to be clear.. if anything, it had more to do with Realtek audio but in my old pc i had a wireless razer headset that had a USB connection which is also at the time when the input lag started to show up in random boots so probably has to do with it?
in my new PC i got a wired headset rather than wireless and then i had to check about analog vs USB connection because there is a chance USB causes more driver issues somehow? but my new headset still had USB except it was wired anyways but i really feel like theres also something that has to do with that + realtek audio drivers and stuff
also i'm not completely sure about the lan card but i doubt that will make a difference
that said theres no chance its the razer software or driver itself causing it but it could be part of it that is messing up with some other driver because for example in my new pc i have a razer keyboard but its a different driver rather than the headset driver that (potentially) was messing up with realtek in my old pc but all of that is just guessing but it could be part of it
Of course you can disable it. You just need to know how. Not only can you disable the device itself, you can disable the root port for it.Headglitch123 wrote: ↑30 Mar 2022, 04:22Okay, I’ve tested my wifi card from intel, and disabled realtek in device manager, no luck. Maybe u cant disable it fully because its on the motherboard?jiaran_wuwuwuwu wrote: ↑29 Mar 2022, 21:30same, i always got the razer popup but i always just cancelled itHeadglitch123 wrote: ↑29 Mar 2022, 19:37Maybe something is up with razer? Every time i update windows, i always get a razer popup if i want to install their shit software, and their ‘razer hid driver’jiaran_wuwuwuwu wrote: ↑29 Mar 2022, 19:20to be clear.. if anything, it had more to do with Realtek audio but in my old pc i had a wireless razer headset that had a USB connection which is also at the time when the input lag started to show up in random boots so probably has to do with it?
in my new PC i got a wired headset rather than wireless and then i had to check about analog vs USB connection because there is a chance USB causes more driver issues somehow? but my new headset still had USB except it was wired anyways but i really feel like theres also something that has to do with that + realtek audio drivers and stuff
also i'm not completely sure about the lan card but i doubt that will make a difference
that said theres no chance its the razer software or driver itself causing it but it could be part of it that is messing up with some other driver because for example in my new pc i have a razer keyboard but its a different driver rather than the headset driver that (potentially) was messing up with realtek in my old pc but all of that is just guessing but it could be part of it
the theory of people moving out and still having the issue is either because same PC (which is why I also think my old PC that has the issue could pretty much still have it anywhere else) or if they bought a completely new PC it's probably because they used something that was used in their PC with the input lag issue, which is when it gets weird... but even the monitor should be replaced, like really everything, even the cables in my opinionkriegsnake wrote: ↑30 Mar 2022, 13:42Overall it always come to the point when the single options for this "virus" is moving out and getting new pc , praying nothing to go wrong. If it's trash again then repeat.
Fullscreen feels so weird for me… in any game, my aim is slow and sluggish, my mouse is heavy as fuck like it has weights on it.. but when i go in windowed mode 1280x720 it definitely feels wayyy betterjiaran_wuwuwuwu wrote: ↑30 Mar 2022, 14:18the theory of people moving out and still having the issue is either because same PC (which is why I also think my old PC that has the issue could pretty much still have it anywhere else) or if they bought a completely new PC it's probably because they used something that was used in their PC with the input lag issue, which is when it gets weird... but even the monitor should be replaced, like really everything, even the cables in my opinionkriegsnake wrote: ↑30 Mar 2022, 13:42Overall it always come to the point when the single options for this "virus" is moving out and getting new pc , praying nothing to go wrong. If it's trash again then repeat.
but keeping that in mind I got as far as also replacing my modem (which wasn't broken at all) and uploading my personal files to an online file storage (dropbox in my case) rather than using an USB flash drive for transferring my files into my new PC
That doesn't even make sensepox02 wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 01:14u fix it by switch to new motherboard the reason of this is clock generator ic some boards have really bad/faulty clock generator ic that cause noise unsynchronization in pcie/cpu/usbs/audio u can read here about Oscillator/Crystal
https://blog.bliley.com/perfect-quartz- ... -questions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_generator
http://www.crystal-bj.com/Article/Appli ... tzc_1.html
pure nonsense ii have this issue in all of my consoles Xbox 360/PS4/Switch/ gaming notebook/ desktop PC in all the devices the patterns are the same in day is unplayable because the huge input lag but in the night becomes smooth and playablepox02 wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 01:14u fix it by switch to new motherboard the reason of this is clock generator ic some boards have really bad/faulty clock generator ic that cause noise unsynchronization in pcie/cpu/usbs/audio u can read here about Oscillator/Crystal
https://blog.bliley.com/perfect-quartz- ... -questions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_generator
http://www.crystal-bj.com/Article/Appli ... tzc_1.html
Please don't talk in absolutes or periods. Some random people that might be experiencing this issue would be desperate enough to just go out and buy a new motherboard, I was one of those, and I wasted close to $2k because of people saying oh it's this oh it's that. Even though a new motherboard might solve the issue for you "which I highly doubt" it has a slim chance of doing the same to others.pox02 wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 01:14u fix it by switch to new motherboard the reason of this is clock generator ic some boards have really bad/faulty clock generator ic that cause noise unsynchronization in pcie/cpu/usbs/audio u can read here about Oscillator/Crystal
https://blog.bliley.com/perfect-quartz- ... -questions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_generator
http://www.crystal-bj.com/Article/Appli ... tzc_1.html