This Is How I Fixed*(asterik!) My Own Input Lag [Update #3]

[Brutek_Vladimir]

UPDATE #3:

Turns out that TPM's default blocked command list is my problem. Deleted the default blocked command list and now games and system feel like 240Hz and barely any hit-reg issues on Windows 11 Home.

Now I need to get gud again because for 7 years I've had laggy/input delay/hit-reg issues.

And if you turned TPM off in bios 7 years ago, like every person hunting for low input latency, you would spare yourself all that 7y long hassle.

[MeveSPB]

UPDATE #3:

Turns out that TPM's default blocked command list is my problem. Deleted the default blocked command list and now games and system feel like 240Hz and barely any hit-reg issues on Windows 11 Home.

Now I need to get gud again because for 7 years I've had laggy/input delay/hit-reg issues.

What does it look like?
Does deletion happen like deleting keys in the registry? Or in WIN 11 it can be done through the WIN shell?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... m-commands

And how will it be on WIN 10?
Do you have any thoughts on how to test this?
I tried deleting the values in the registry (the path will be later*), after rebooting they all came back.


\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tpm\BlockedCommands\List

[Vocaleyes]

UPDATE #3:

Turns out that TPM's default blocked command list is my problem. Deleted the default blocked command list and now games and system feel like 240Hz and barely any hit-reg issues on Windows 11 Home.

Now I need to get gud again because for 7 years I've had laggy/input delay/hit-reg issues.

What does it look like?
Does deletion happen like deleting keys in the registry? Or in WIN 11 it can be done through the WIN shell?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... m-commands

And how will it be on WIN 10?
Do you have any thoughts on how to test this?
I tried deleting the values in the registry (the path will be later), after rebooting they all came back.

I used gpedit.msc, unsure if this produces the desired results as OP.