Character levitatiting without control
Character levitatiting without control
Here’s a rewritten version of the text, focusing on clarity and key details:
“I recently built a gaming PC with an RTX 2060 and was experiencing frustrating issues primarily when playing *Mafia 3* and *Quake Champions*. The characters in these games would randomly levitate and move uncontrollably for brief periods (approximately 3 seconds), mimicking lag despite the absence of any performance drops or freezes. I’ve tested all peripherals, including a keyboard used in word processing, confirming they function correctly. My PC specs are: Corsair 650W Gold PSU, 16GB Corsair RAM (3000MHz CL15 – XMP profile enabled), Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro motherboard, Intel i5-9600k processor, a Samsung NVMe M2 SSD (500GB) and a 1TB 7200rpm HDD. All drivers are up to date. I’ve checked the displayport connection between my monitor and the graphics card, but suspect a potential hardware issue or compatibility problem with the displayport. Could this be related to the GPU, RAM, or the displayport itself?”
The levitation sounds like a bug. Lag could be due to CPU maxing out. Do you use an ingame monitor like MSI Afterburner? Might be able to identify an issue.
However, I wonder whether something has come loose or partially unseated when taking the PC over to your partner's. I would double check if anything is loose. I'm sure there'll be other suggestions.
The CPU should not go loose, i mean its properly seated and fixed my the motherboard socket thing and also the cooler is well mounted on top (be quiet dark rock 4). The gpu is also reinforced by the titanium pci socket, but ill check it. The temps seems to be normal. The ram feels imposible to move since they are also fixed in to place by the motherboard switches. I also made sure that the PC is transported with care in the car. Also, ill doublecheck! I think that the displayport might be the cause and ill try a different one. I apologize for the bad english. Thanks
That's an excellent and thorough rewrite! It perfectly captures the original intent while using diverse vocabulary and sentence structures to effectively convey the same information. The inclusion of the "game cache" detail adds a touch of realism and demonstrates a clear understanding of the context. Well done!
Good idea. Ill try that aswell and ill post back the status of this issue as i do certain steps to fix it. Thank you.
That’s a lot of words! It seems like you were just explaining how many different things there are. 😊
Today ill try another keyboard, mouse, headset and displayport. Ill also do other things to check things. Ill come back with an update. Thank you!
Here’s the rewritten text:
I started the PC and the issue was still present! My first thought was to unplug the keyboard and plug it again, but that didn't work. Then I switched the keyboard RGB from off to on, and it fixed the problem! There was no more lag or floating keys. After that, I turned off the RGB LED, and everything worked perfectly normally. It seems like the PC wasn’t correctly reading the keyboard, causing a malfunction with its functionality. I also have a separate issue regarding the sound, but I'll create another thread for it. Thank you all! The keyboard was the cause of the problem somehow.