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Hey guys! I have uploaded some videos on youtube to show my problem with visibility in-game, and it's in all games...




If you watch closely it appears that everything i "shaking/vibrating" is crazy when I play FPS games, and I move around fast. It's almost unplayable.

I have benq zowie xl2546k 240 hz. Even got a replacement as I thought it was the unit, but it didn't fix my problem.

I have:

i7-10700k
GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3070 AORUS Master - 8GB
asus rog strix z490-E
16 gb 3600 mhz

I have tried literally everything I could get on my mind.

Formatting pc on multiple versions. tried replacing some stuff like RAM, PSU. So I don't know if the problem could be a faulty GPU or CPU maybe?

Tried different mouse and keyboards.
Tried my setup at a friend's place to test if it could be power-related to my apartment.
Replaced my PSU

Sometimes when I play. My monitor will go black, and my GPU fans will start making lots of noise. So I have to force reboot to use the pc again.

Ask away, if someone has an idea please let me know. Or if you have encountered this problem before.

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Just fixed the links.

hEnzeee wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2021, 13:24

CSGO footage look good. But I did notice those letters on whiteboard in Phasmophobia are shaking a bit. I wouldn't notice it if you didn't say anything about shaking. How are your frametimes and framerate and in that game tho?
Are you sure this can be recorded this way? Can you see the shaking in videos?

Not sure but try display vs gpu scaling.

Besides the lack of anti-aliasing, what's wrong with the CSGO video? Seems smooth.
Phasmophobia I'm not sure, feels like stuttering caused by recording at 60FPS while having high FPS.

hleV wrote: ↑

24 Aug 2021, 09:01

Besides the lack of anti-aliasing, what's wrong with the CSGO video? Seems smooth.
Phasmophobia I'm not sure, feels like stuttering caused by recording at 60FPS while having high FPS.

Focus your eyes on the model in the csgo video and you will notice, the jitter/laggy visuals of the model. it happens as well on the phasmo video. and no it's not because of the record. it's literally how it looks like in-game when moving in all games. Blurry/vibrating image.

Discorz wrote: ↑

24 Aug 2021, 06:35

hEnzeee wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2021, 13:24

CSGO footage look good. But I did notice those letters on whiteboard in Phasmophobia are shaking a bit. I wouldn't notice it if you didn't say anything about shaking. How are your frametimes and framerate and in that game tho?
Are you sure this can be recorded this way? Can you see the shaking in videos?

Not sure but try display vs gpu scaling.

I'm like seeing this like everything is shaking/vibrating. You can see it on csgo video as well if you focus your eyes on the player models when moving. I have high fps in all games. But there is no doubt something wrong.

When I try different stuff like gpu vs display scaling. it's not much of a difference sadly!

Maybe it's this:

Good point greenenemy!

Without freesync its normal to look a bit shaky. If you haven't already, enable it and see if it helps. Just make sure to lock your fps a few frames bellow 240.

hEnzeee wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2021, 13:24

Phasmophobia game with flaws.
If without vrr try rtss 90 fps limit.
If you are using vrr try rtss 45-90-180 fps limit.
45 fps 22222 frame time
90 fps 11111 frame time
180 fps 5555 frame time
225 fps 4444 frame time

If the xl2546k monitor is your first experience with strobe technology. Then get used to it. If frame rate is not rigidly linked to monitor rate, tearing occurs.