240hz feels like 60. Choppy/jittery image
Posted: 29 Mar 2025, 07:00
Hey guys, I guess it's the right forum to seek help for my issue, which is: gameplay is not smooth especially when moving mouse around, textures are flickering/vibrating (?), overall image on screen is choppy and jiterry, it feels like 60 or 80 hz instead of 240 hz mode. If i move my mouse i can see individual frames.
I'm trying my best to describe it. It has started 6-8 months ago, and is still present.
Specs: ryzen 5 5600x, 3080, 32gb 3600mhz, msi b550 mpg, zowie xl2546k
I mostly play cs2, even if i get 400-500 fps in an empty lobby (1% lows are good) its still unllayable.
I tried using scanline sync, but for some reason the game starts stuttering/spiking. I could not find a game where its not doing this, even in league where i have 10% gpu utilization.
I have tried 3 different monitors and 5 different GPUs (1 amd 4 nvidia), 5 different windows installs, 2 different mobos.
The only thing that helped me if i ran gsync + vsync, but on my new zowie monitor, i cant check the enable gsync box even if i turn dyac off, it says its not compatible (but i want to use dyac anyway).
I tried doing a frame skipping test. I tried making a slow-mo too.
https://imgur.com/a/qBW8XVm
I'm trying my best to describe it. It has started 6-8 months ago, and is still present.
Specs: ryzen 5 5600x, 3080, 32gb 3600mhz, msi b550 mpg, zowie xl2546k
I mostly play cs2, even if i get 400-500 fps in an empty lobby (1% lows are good) its still unllayable.
I tried using scanline sync, but for some reason the game starts stuttering/spiking. I could not find a game where its not doing this, even in league where i have 10% gpu utilization.
I have tried 3 different monitors and 5 different GPUs (1 amd 4 nvidia), 5 different windows installs, 2 different mobos.
The only thing that helped me if i ran gsync + vsync, but on my new zowie monitor, i cant check the enable gsync box even if i turn dyac off, it says its not compatible (but i want to use dyac anyway).
I tried doing a frame skipping test. I tried making a slow-mo too.
https://imgur.com/a/qBW8XVm