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For me Linux was worse.woodyfly wrote: ↑07 Mar 2023, 06:10On linux csgo feels way more responsive, everything feels instant, reminds me of the early days of win 7. I have much more time to react, it almost feels like I'm ahead of the game and they're behind. The game just feels easier. On windows 10 it feels like I have +50-100ms to everything I do. Movement, aiming, even hit registration feels like it takes longer to reg and enemies have inhuman reactions and appear around corners like they're monesy.
The question is how do I get that same level of responsiveness on windows? Haven't been able to reach it but atleast I have something to compare to.
which linux have you tried?woodyfly wrote: ↑07 Mar 2023, 06:10On linux csgo feels way more responsive, everything feels instant, reminds me of the early days of win 7. I have much more time to react, it almost feels like I'm ahead of the game and they're behind. The game just feels easier. On windows 10 it feels like I have +50-100ms to everything I do. Movement, aiming, even hit registration feels like it takes longer to reg and enemies have inhuman reactions and appear around corners like they're monesy.
The question is how do I get that same level of responsiveness on windows? Haven't been able to reach it but atleast I have something to compare to.
ubuntu. Frame rates were pretty inconsistent but the game felt more responsive despite all that.delve wrote: ↑07 Mar 2023, 06:51which linux have you tried?woodyfly wrote: ↑07 Mar 2023, 06:10On linux csgo feels way more responsive, everything feels instant, reminds me of the early days of win 7. I have much more time to react, it almost feels like I'm ahead of the game and they're behind. The game just feels easier. On windows 10 it feels like I have +50-100ms to everything I do. Movement, aiming, even hit registration feels like it takes longer to reg and enemies have inhuman reactions and appear around corners like they're monesy.
The question is how do I get that same level of responsiveness on windows? Haven't been able to reach it but atleast I have something to compare to.
How long did you play on linux? First 5 minutes to hours feel good for me when trying games on new platform but then the desync input lag returns or get worse over time
nah, I tried linux, the thing is I even have some mouse jumps in linux, I tried nobara, a gaming version of fedora. idk if those mouse jumps is because of that version or not because I installed the wayland one, but I had some no problem times with mouse in it, idk why, I think the same thing that happens in windows in different times like having no input lags in late night times, happens in linux too.