benq zowie xl2546k frame dropping/ghosting
Posted: 24 Jun 2021, 08:10
				
				Hello everyone! I recently noticed that my CSGO was starting to feel unsmooth. And almost unplayable at high phase.
So I went on to the OFFLINE server and checked some things. And it appears like some sort of "ghosting" when I am running left and right in front of a player model, it defiantly not "stutter" that's for sure, and var is all good, not jumpy and no spikes. It's just that "unclear" image when moving. I have tried to cap my fps to 300/400 and the problem got a lot worse. Normal I use fps_max 0 and it runs smooth af. It started a couple of days ago, and I literally tried everything to my knowledge. different mouses, formatting on different OS all the same problem. looked everywhere on google. Found one post that was kinda looking like my problem, he fixed it very simply by changing the mouse.
But yeah, it's almost like the player models are "vibrating" if I take off dyac/ama then it will get worse by a lot.
I hope someone can help me out.
Im using
benq zowie xl2546k
rtx 3070 GPU
i7-10700k cpu OC 5.1
asus rog strix z390-e gaming mobo
			So I went on to the OFFLINE server and checked some things. And it appears like some sort of "ghosting" when I am running left and right in front of a player model, it defiantly not "stutter" that's for sure, and var is all good, not jumpy and no spikes. It's just that "unclear" image when moving. I have tried to cap my fps to 300/400 and the problem got a lot worse. Normal I use fps_max 0 and it runs smooth af. It started a couple of days ago, and I literally tried everything to my knowledge. different mouses, formatting on different OS all the same problem. looked everywhere on google. Found one post that was kinda looking like my problem, he fixed it very simply by changing the mouse.
But yeah, it's almost like the player models are "vibrating" if I take off dyac/ama then it will get worse by a lot.
I hope someone can help me out.
Im using
benq zowie xl2546k
rtx 3070 GPU
i7-10700k cpu OC 5.1
asus rog strix z390-e gaming mobo
