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Nope- too expensive at the moment to upgrade those parts (especially with no guarantee of it fixing stuff).
Mugabi wrote: ↑10 Aug 2022, 21:08Yes guys, everyone experiences different issues related to electricity, some fixed with a conditioner, some fixed it with meter change, with hardware change etc. my issue might not work for you and I don’t people to spend that kind of cash without a guarantee. This is why I’m telling you try to a find a place that has item return policy, otherwise maybe dont.
Also like I said, if possible downgrade the gpu to 1070ti or something non gigabyte and if you experience issues with 5600x , try a different cpu, when I was searching reddit, the most threads had “after I upgraded to 5600x” , it’s the single most common cpu amongst all input lag threads.
The reason why I’m sure my fix isn’t electricity/location related Is because I have tried countless locations and nothing changed, offline and online same issue, tried turning off switches etc, I also tried different rams, different psu (wasn’t that strong) with no change, if it was electricity something should have changed.
Changing mobo made a huge difference (90%) when it comes to visual lag, stutter, smoothness, sprays, there’s a slight thing that ain’t right which is related to my mouse, I think this is something unrelated to the issue discussed tho. Trying to also fix it now. I recon you guys should try one of those solid ass boards + weak gpu (non 300x) and possibly different cpu, those are the main culprit of your lag.
Good case and cables Is a MUST as well.
What games were you having issues with again?Mugabi wrote: ↑22 Aug 2022, 00:23Unfortunate but needed update: lag returned after 5-7 days, progressively building up until it became vivid. Pc improvement after the mobo and psu upgrade went from 90% better to 20% better, and it looks like it’s getting worse and worse. So far 4 locations tried with no change, power generator didn’t do a thing, brand new mobo + psu made the biggest difference at +90% first week or so then it became SHYTE again. Now I get why ppl say it’s truly unfixable, simply makes no sense. Better move on.
Yea that's the mind twisting thing about it, I also thought it was my Z390 Aorus Ultra at first since as soon as I changed it with ROG Maximus Hero everything was so freaking responsive, games started to feel alive, my bullets no longer have a mind of their own, etc. But then again, couple of days later and I started sensing the bad old sluggish feeling is just around the corner. That's why I keep telling people in here, not to go for a hardware upgrade, most of the times it is not the issue, not only as result of my own experience but also many others.Mugabi wrote: ↑22 Aug 2022, 00:23Unfortunate but needed update: lag returned after 5-7 days, progressively building up until it became vivid. Pc improvement after the mobo and psu upgrade went from 90% better to 20% better, and it looks like it’s getting worse and worse. So far 4 locations tried with no change, power generator didn’t do a thing, brand new mobo + psu made the biggest difference at +90% first week or so then it became SHYTE again. Now I get why ppl say it’s truly unfixable, simply makes no sense. Better move on.
Truly my dearly emi sufferer brother, this thing is absolutely insane. The reason why I thought it’s hardware in my case is because I have tried 4 god damn different locations with no change, tried a big power station with no change but abit when I first used it (I think I was coping , there was no change) and then I tried my friends pc, which was a lot a lot better than mines when it comes to this, but I only tried it fir 20 minutes (maybe if I played longer, it would get the same thing). Then I went on and searched about dudes upgrading hardware and having our exacts same issues, and found plenty, I’m talking about plenty of threads of faceit players saying In the same location, their old pc was much better than the new one. This made me think it has to be a hardware issue, then I started to do a research on what hardware could be the culprit and found mobo psu gpu cpu to be the biggest ones, tried mobo change, it almost fixed the whole thing and it stayed good for a while until it came down crashing. Recently (yesterday) I tried a gpu change (top tier quality ) the issue got worse lol, will return back tomorrow. Right now I don’t know what’s up, I can’t be changing one thing after another cuz it’s too damn expensive cuz I might get tricked into thinking issue is resolved if gameplay fine for 5+ days and then when the issue comes back, I can’t return the expensive hardware back. I tried a powerstation, it made no difference, why ? Shouldn’t it make a difference if electricity was related? What is it, radiated emi ? But from where ? Why the issue is the exact same in all those locations? I have a feeling, I can’t fix it in my country anyways. I feel my country is infected by this, most players here have 5k hours and stuck level 5 faceit.Thatweirdinputlag wrote: ↑22 Aug 2022, 01:03Yea that's the mind twisting thing about it, I also thought it was my Z390 Aorus Ultra at first since as soon as I changed it with ROG Maximus Hero everything was so freaking responsive, games started to feel alive, my bullets no longer have a mind of their own, etc. But then again, couple of days later and I started sensing the bad old sluggish feeling is just around the corner. That's why I keep telling people in here, not to go for a hardware upgrade, most of the times it is not the issue, not only as result of my own experience but also many others.Mugabi wrote: ↑22 Aug 2022, 00:23Unfortunate but needed update: lag returned after 5-7 days, progressively building up until it became vivid. Pc improvement after the mobo and psu upgrade went from 90% better to 20% better, and it looks like it’s getting worse and worse. So far 4 locations tried with no change, power generator didn’t do a thing, brand new mobo + psu made the biggest difference at +90% first week or so then it became SHYTE again. Now I get why ppl say it’s truly unfixable, simply makes no sense. Better move on.
The thing that made difference the most was the two times an electrician worked on a grounding rod. It was either that, or the fact that the 2 circuits breakers responsible for my room's electricity were turned off during a 2-3 hour procedure.
EDIT: Forgot to ask whether you have a good grounding system in your house/building and if the other appliances are grounded to that system?
I usually just play csgo, but I tried valorant and cod before in my pre new mobo + psu change and they were Similar in input lag/visual lag. Didn’t try them after this but I believe it’s gona be the same thing I have in cs. I don’t know what to tell you, this issue describes my experience, but I believe the safest option for you guys is try to find a player who is really good and experienced non of this and go live in his building. You guys are all adults, gaming with no lag is the best thing ever, every game becomes good when you have no lag, you better believe it.Shade7 wrote: ↑22 Aug 2022, 00:39What games were you having issues with again?Mugabi wrote: ↑22 Aug 2022, 00:23Unfortunate but needed update: lag returned after 5-7 days, progressively building up until it became vivid. Pc improvement after the mobo and psu upgrade went from 90% better to 20% better, and it looks like it’s getting worse and worse. So far 4 locations tried with no change, power generator didn’t do a thing, brand new mobo + psu made the biggest difference at +90% first week or so then it became SHYTE again. Now I get why ppl say it’s truly unfixable, simply makes no sense. Better move on.