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If you ID'd the issue then you already have a probable solution.Not precisely. Lag compensation is other thing but I have mouse and keyboard issues aswell. For the mouse it's variable sens, unexplainable accelerations and for the keyboard slow response and "stickyness" (because of it I can't peek with the deagle quickly). I am playing with the same sensitivity for years, on a cheap gaming laptop I didn't put so much efford to move cursor quickly and directly at an enemy's head because it was already in my muscle memory. On my superduper PC it's barely possible, I would say depending on luck most of the times. Before you conclude something: tried already so many mice that I stopped counting, 5 mechanical keyboards, 5 mouse pads, accel 100% off. My suspiction: induced current in the wires from radio interference generated by PSU. My PSU emits enormous amount of EMI (checked with AM radio). When I was moving the mouse the interference was disturbed, it would explain why I see the difference when I move it rapidly or slowly with microadjustments. It's somehow correlated. Can't describe exactly how does it feel.
If I find motivation then I'll record it.
I only have knowledge of what I learned in highschool level, but you already know the answer to thisie super compact computer(or a wifi signal), you know it's fine even if the rear exhaust gets clogged up real bad sitting besides a thin plastered wall. you need to talk about the thickness of the wall in question before getting a yes or no answer.Could the placement of your pc (e.g. back-end of case too close a wall) potentially have an affect on the EMI emitted by the PSU?
kokkatc are you talking about your idle latency vs my in game results? I've tried all of your suggestions, difference is negligible.Some quick thoughts on your latmon results. Wow. Your system has some serious issues in regards to latency.
If it's some total incompability between PC parts then yes, I have no other choice but buy other parts, and still I wanna find the culprit, not just throw money towards new rig with no guarantee even.I tested it 2 years ago. People must understand that the only option is to move and buy brand new PC. Especially those, who fight with this issue for months.
*tin foil hat mode on*Could the placement of your pc (e.g. back-end of case too close a wall) potentially have an affect on the EMI emitted by the PSU?
If talking about electricity caused issue, then it is more about lack of smoothness, inconsistency of inputs (muddy or ice inputs depending on day) rather than stable input lag or just desync alone, also it is more pronounced during higher power usage like gaming, but if it is bad enough you will notice it even on desktop.*tin foil hat mode on*Could the placement of your pc (e.g. back-end of case too close a wall) potentially have an affect on the EMI emitted by the PSU?
Are you talking about "electricity-related input lag/desync"? Can it permanently damage your parts, do you guys have any info?
*tin foil hat mode off*
Hey man I've seen you before, here and on Overclock forum maybe, more than year ago I had this electricity issue but after moving houses it went away. In other house where I brought my PC for testing twice, it was also smooth. As well as in a new apartment.If talking about electricity caused issue, then it is more about lack of smoothness, inconsistency of inputs (muddy or ice inputs depending on day) rather than stable input lag or just desync alone, also it is more pronounced during higher power usage like gaming, but if it is bad enough you will notice it even on desktop.
Noone will tell you for sure if it damages parts or not because:
- Everyone's case might be different
- There are some reports from some people who say they had to replace whole equipment after moving to better place
- If it is necessary to replace everything - that also depends how much sensitive you are to such changes - for one person it might be enough for another not.
- There is no way to diagnose that other than just knowing how PC should behave - because all stats seem to be normal, at least the ones everyone can access
Did you untick MSI mode for only the Nvidia GPU driver or for any other one's as well?ujjwal15 wrote: ā14 Jul 2022, 18:10Sorry I might sound dumb but this worked for me. So what happened was my nvidia driver latency was also higher than other drivers (others were below 0.1) and it's was around 0.3. Also in safe mode the mouse was very responsive, the difference was night and day. So i decided to turn off msi mode from my GPU and this is where it sounds dumb because i know msi is meant to reduce latency but I have a laptop with a 1070 non max-q and it has high dpc because of acpi.sys driver. I could never find a proper fix for this driver(there is one but it requires me to disable turbo). I also have a 240hz monitor and it never felt like gaming on a high refresh rate one. Also msi mode was on by default. So yeah disabling msi worked for me atleast for valorant, using 'atleast' because I didn't test it on other games.
Hmm- I have MSI mode unticked for my 1080TI as well at the moment. My game has been performing pretty smooth with my current setup, so not going to try ticking it again.
Let me know how ReviOS goes.Iserverthefirelord wrote: ā18 Jul 2022, 10:31I'm going to mess around with MSI mode too. Any advice how to use it, let's say USB hub (?) and GPU share IRQ, what should I do?
LTSC Windows didn't work though, it was the same as regular Windows, maybe slightly faster. But image was not smooth, same choppiness that builds up over first few mins of gameplay.
Trying ReviOS now, at my own risk I'd say. Maybe Linux then. Then I might just start swapping parts e.g. buying some used b450 board and trying to build a system around that one.